Joe

It’s for the clipons.

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11-pound, 15-ounce

Fish in Dale Hollow Lake Dale Hollow Lake is home of the world record smallmouth bass, and continues to provide many anglers with Lifetime Trophy catches every year. While it is known for its massive smallmouth population, the lake has also grown into a fantastic largemouth bass fishery as well.

https://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/model/moto guzzi/moto_guzzi_1200_sport_07.html

Icenian, you could do this to V11 Sport early models. https://mphcycles.com/handle-bar-risers/

If you are looking for a vintage Guzzi with a handlebar, then its the Ballabio, the 1200 sport/Griso if you want the carc version. The original T300 was a top heavy spine framed bike w clip-ons, which would be similar to the V11 Sport variants. I'm getting older also and decided to put a MPH bar riser kit on my V11 Sport Rosso Mandello, its perfect all day comfort for me, something to consider.

Remember, most of Dale Hollow Lake is located in the State of Tennessee. The only section of lake in KY happens to be where the Lodge is located. Calling it a KY only event is not exactly 💯 we plan on riding great roads in both wonderful states. 🤔

I forgot we are talking about Kentucky.

Icenian, while I love the V11 Sport variants, have owned two. I have been told that the Breva 1100 2v is one of the best all round bikes Guzzi has ever made. (From multiple Guzzi folks around the Rally scenes). The answer is all 2v Guzzi's are good bikes, plus you can own more than one model at the same time.

https://willowgrove.com/fishing/

I saw that one, some touch up paint here and there, overall presents well. Clutch work completed (supposedly).

My Indian Chieftain Limited 116 has 126ftlbs of torque and only 79HP. It will cruise with my wife and I along with all our “stuff” all day over 80 mph effortlessly. The bike weights over 850lbs so it’s not going to win a drag race with a sport bike from a dead stop, but will maintain speed with much less drama. BTW it’s not slow.

Bump…..I have the 1st cottage rented, feeling optimistic for the Spring Kentucky Spine Raid. Plenty of “tech sessions” in the garage, curvy roads and BBQ. We will be staying by the lake, I’ve been researching a few fishing charters if we have anyone interested…..

Alfa GTV6’s are allowed at Spring SSR.

Docc, add this to our Spring SSR Wat points please.

Docc, you need more hemostats.....

The Maserati is beautiful, I would like to see these roads in person.

I love these cars, and yes the V6 sounds glorious.

My guess is it started life out as an V11 Jackal with a lot of bolted on generations of Tonti frame bits.

Good, different sound from the original Mistrals, a raspy bellow that gets out louder as you accelerate. I still have the db killers installed, but have heard Kale’s bike running without them, & it’s really loud.