You should remove the lines and go to an automotive parts store and ask for the matching hoses. Make sure you get the best quality and tell them it is for high pressure fuel injection hose.
Good job.... Docc purchased this # in Oct. 2008 . It should work. You will have to set this TPS after installing it. You can find articles here to set this adjustment.
The cost was around $46 USD in 2008.
Someone on this site posted THE Harley-Davidson part # for this item. Much less than the MotoGuzzi part.
Congratultions on diagnosing your problem ! Good work.
I suspect the intake air temp sensor or the oil temp sensor. Either the sensor or the connection. These would cause the computer to think the engine is VERY cold causing a fully rich condition. This will foul the plugs like this...
I use Golden Spectro cartridge fork oil... Contact a Moto Guzzi dealer about the fork seals. There are wiper seals you will see and another seal inside the fork tube . There should be bushings inside the fork also you should replace.. Have you looked on Youtube for Ohlins fork rebuild for instructions before you start ? Google Ohlins fork parts for a supplier...
PM me about a front fender......... I have a perfecly good one. I think someone sells a jazzed up oil cooler bracket , Google it to see if they do. Get the rest of the things from MG Cycle. You could also try Moto International for parts...
If the other calipers use the same style banjo fitting , you can go with your brake hoses .
When you go together with this , Performance Friction sells a DOT 4 brake fluid that looks like the way to go.
I am sorry but there is too much wind noise to hear the engine running.
The translation from your language to English ( for me) is difficult to understand.
Can you post a picture of your spark (the part that goes into the combustion chamber) plugs so we can look at them to see how they look ?
Did this condition start after a backfire while you were riding ?
I think one of our members installed a GSX-R front fork assy. on their bike.. It didn't use the radial mount calipers.
Are you sure this is going to be cost effective ?
I think you will get the best results with cast iron rotors... When the time comes , that's what I am going to get. I see Chinese made automotive stuff daily and it is s**t ! I don't think I would buy Chinese rotors for my bike any faster than I would buy a Chinese made parachute.
There is no intention to treat you like thick s**t.... Quite the contrary , we want you to understand and appreciate what takes place inside your engine.