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I hope it's not to useless. It's more tools than I brought with me! I was grateful for the wrenches. I needed them to tighten a few things! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Factory tool kit? Fuel pressure regulator? Should that nipple have anything on it? Got the battery tender cable on. Left muffler was a little loose. Tightened it down. Everything else pretty good. Oh, and you guys already know this but these things just plain fly. :-) This one could stand for a tuneup for sure and it will run even better! Headed over to Richmond tomorrow morning to meeting a forum member. Then up the coast! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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You forgot the relays!!! It looks like my path up I-5 has been thwarted. There is snow in the Siskiyou pass. Oh, darn. Have to take the coast! Headed to airport now. I'll post pics tonight here.

I normally wouldn't pack this much stuff but it's springtime in the PNW and you can expect sun and rain, sometimes at the same time. Plus a bunch of tools. Which hopefully means I won't need them. And relays, lots of relays! All loaded the pack is 19lbs. But I'll end up wearing some things and hopefully sticking some stuff on the luggage rack.

I updated my Geico policy and when I put in the VIN it came back with: 2001 MOTO GUZZI V11 SPORT ROSSO So is the bike suppose to be green or red?

Let the packing gymnastics begin! All the clothes and tools are in the bag, next is the cameras and sundries. But I have two big pockets assigned for that stuff. Plus I haven't even tapped the pockets on my riding jacket. I'm probably taking too much but since I'm riding solo I want to be as prepared as I can. When you have a riding buddy you can split the load.

It depends on how the better half is doing with the kids. She'll be 1 on 2 which isn't a fair fight.

Marginal Science? I think I saw them once. I think they opened for Crowded House. Relays will be packed and hopefully not needed. I still need to thin out my tool pack, I"m going 600 miles, not 6000! Forecast is looking favorable. If I stay in Ashland Friday night I can cut over to the coast (from Sutherlin into Reedsport, if you're following along on a map). There's a huge elk preserve just outside of Reedsport. Then up the coast on Saturday. We'll see.

When I picked up Darth Quota, he was still running the original junk Siemans relays at about 65000 miles. This relay thing might be a little over blown. Jesus, man. docc might hear you!

You don't think I've thought of that?

It's all freeways where I'm going. So I'd only try it if it was stopped and no hope of moving. If I was really stupid I'd head up into the City and visit Munroe Motors. I went there once about 25 yrs ago. I also thought about visiting Rabers. But then I'd rather get over to Oakland during the daylight. I'll be staying in the good part of Oakland. I've stayed in the bad part before. Only one murder on the block the night we were there... Maybe I should be fretting more about the relays than the traffic?

I am really not looking forward to the traffic down there. The good news is that motorcycles can use the carpool lanes. The bad news is that the car pool lanes don't help. I have to go from Palo Alto to Oakland in the late afternoon. Ugh. I'm sure I'm making it out to be worse than it is. I've never lane split like they do down there. I guess if the traffic is really bad I could try it. Just tuck behind one of the local bikes and hang on!

After you post pics!

This is a little crude but if you were worried about the mount sticking up to much you could always trim the lower part off.

Ideally you want it to sit flush like this. But even RAM shows an example of it sitting above. There is a long bolt going down so it shouldn't snap off. Does anyone have a picture of the top stem nut off? Could it be replaced by a "traditional" nut?

Are you going to keep the side bag mounts?

PM sent From Jerry (JRD) I think the mount is suppose to sit further down in the stem. While it will probably be ok, I suspect there is additional stress on the mount. You could change the stem nut to a open design. That might work. Then you could shove the mount into the stem more.

Beautiful bike!

I believe you need at least two cables. One is the USB to ODBII which needs to have the correct chip. Then there is the ODBII to Guzzi (actually FIAT) adapter. I don't think it matters which one you get here. Can anyone confirm? I'm still reading up on this stuff. I don't recall the Lonelect taking long to ship to Oregon.

It's from Lonelec. You had a link somewhere to an adapter cable on eBay. I might try that. https://www.ebay.com/itm/262140277271

This cable doesn't appear to be available from this source. Are there any other sources in the US? I have the USB to ODBII cable that I used on my Triumph. I may just order the adapter cable from the U.K.

As long as the bike keeps running I won't touch them. But I'll have spares!

Fuses: 5s and 10s and 30? That should be it, right?