mikev

yeah, my first impression of the first blurry image was a battery tender connector. which should trace easy back to battery - even if battery is not present.

I ended up buying a Hyperpro.

link on forum website under file sharing may need updating.. this has the 404 error https://thisoldtractor.com/gtbender/moto_guzzi_misc.htm#gtb_workshop_manuals___shop_manuals___service_manuals

I checked that first, unfortunately that link is a 404 error now phil. I put manual on google drive. https://drive.google.com/file/d/10iwyvDTA2vIf6Ow0iv-KbtAddE4_Wex0/view?usp=drive_link

Owners manual pdf I have is 42 mgs. Too big to post. I can put it online somewhere and get you a download link if you want.

easy replacement of clutch lever. took 5 minutes, did not see a puck or a little ball that might fall off. the end of the cable did have a round protrusion shaped like a ball that fit into the lever socket like an elbow joint. didnt seem like that ball could fall out. all set. I recognize the damn sure zip tie as a good idea after seeing how this is all put together.

stiffen up means I have to push down on lever a fair amount to get break to engage, a few inches, I'd like to push down less. no ball end on the damaged lever, repair seems simple enough. I saw something somewhere that there is a black plastic part inside the lever assemble somewhere. not finding it in the manual yet.

I broke my clutch lever , its shorter but still works. I actually like it shorter. But I am thinking it won't pass inspection. I ordered a replacement from mgcycle. Any advice on doing this repair? Should be pretty simple right? Also want to stiffen up / adjust my rear brake foot pedal.

pure aussie gold

Just wanted to close the loop on this thread. I purchased Quadtrax (silver) Lowered 1 inch from Knight Designs linked in the "An Easy Way to lower your footpegs" thread, cited above. Install was super simple.

After a 50 mile ride yesterday, I decided to bite the bullet and I ordered a pair of these. https://knightdesignllc.com/motorcycle-parts/moto-guzzi/2005/v11-cafe-bellagio-1100-2003-2005/1-inch-lowered-regular-width-foot-pegs/ FYI They only have the black (in either style) or the silver Quadtrax tread left in stock.

I bought the Woodcraft eccentric toe peg. The shifter on my V11 is a solid cast piece with a screw on the end, just to hold the rubber on probably. So the Woodcraft eccentric toe peg is incompatible. Is your shift lever stock or modified?

Thanks Phil, I literally just found it when I saw your reply!

thanks for all the suggestions. I'm going to see if I can find something like this, seems a simple fix. Or lower the peg on that side for starters. Anyone know where this toe end mod can be found?

Did you manufacture the toe end piece or buy it somewhere?