Joe

Swooshdave owns a Greenie from Portland Oregon from the forum.

Docc, is there anyone from the V11Lemans forum that lives close to the bike that can help out the buyer?

Question, were you able to ride the bike and determine if it shifted incorrectly?

Bill P.S. I am still licensed to practice law in Kentucky, but as an officially retired Old Flatulent and "Senior Counselor," I'm exempt from paying bar dues. If any of you end up wearing an orange suit, I can return to "active duty" for your court appearance and would only charge you those bar dues. Good to know we will have good legal counsel at the spring Kentucky Spine Raid.

I have always liked the Greenie, this one looks nice with fair asking price. https://kpr.craigslist.org/mcy/7554484475.html

Docc, I have reached out to a few Spine Raiders most have interest at this point but need to verify time off, some employers won't let you do that until January, that said everyone is welcome to call the Lodge and reserve a room and cancel if you can't make it later next year. There is a campground at the Dale Hollow State resort park, some may want to camp and ride over to the "garage" for tech sessions . I have rented the cottage with the garage, two rooms taken, one still available, PM me if interested in the details. As in most Guzzi gathering's, ride your Guzzi, Royal Enfield, whatever and plan on enjoying a good weekend. https://parks.ky.gov/burkesville/parks/resort/dale-hollow-lake-state-resort-park

I like the new colors, especially the V7 850 Special.

Docc, I had a 50/50 chance of getting the year right. For the asking price, it’s still a clean bike, recall or not.

Buy Now

It’s clear the seller is not knowledgeable about his bike, maybe he is selling for someone else or inherited the bike. All that said, IF it’s the same bike as in the photos in person, than it may be some type of time capsule bike. Lived in a garage for years, low mileage etc. Still a worthy bike to buy, but will need all new fluids, tires, battery to get it going. Next like Docc eluded to is once you start using a idle bike stuff will break or have issues. Technically, the bike I bought this year went down the same path, frustrating at times, definitely cost some money for parts & repair. But once sorted it’s a brilliant bike worthy of all the time and effort.

Uncle Voodoo is hilarious, and honest.

I agree 100%

Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650 & Tourer.

Ok, clean bike, but a red frame listed as an improved by Aprilia 2004. Good price, and again clean. https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/mcy/7554713046.html

Nice bike, fair asking price. https://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/mcy/7550324943.html

I bought my bike with the stock airbox and custom map, it runs great from idle to wide open, so I guess I got lucky.

Its the turquoise ring on the rims that sets it apart. Docc, at least he fixed the front fender issue you have been suffering through.

Very nice Randy!

Or here..... http://www.huntersbarbecue.com/

Found a lunch spot south of the lake, T House BBQ Country Cooking.

Beautiful Bike

Update, the cottage is booked for the Spring Kentucky Spine Raid, so we definitely have space for "repairs".

Ok, so the spring Kentucky Spine Raid is locked in for May 19th-21st. We are working on renting a cottage on the state park property that has a garage. You know, useful for most spine raid tech sessions. Along with the main lodge just down the road with a restaurant and bar we should be good to go. Anybody know any good roads/routes in the area?