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footgoose

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  1. You are aware I'm sure but, you'll want to take note of flywheel position as you remove it. Reason being, the crank position mark may be hard to see or gone altogether. The marks on your new clutch may not be the same "font" (?) or characters... but will be in the same positions as the stocker. Just note which one's up, and duplicate it with the new one.
  2. A pic of one of the last 6spd RAM single plate kit's from MGCycle. Wish I'd documented a bit better when I did the swap. One difference is clear. The friction plate. Mine is a three arm deal like the one shown here http://www.mgcycle.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=193&products_id=3117
  3. DNA testing is interesting. We've done it for all our (mutts) dogs. Already knowing 3 - 400 years of my "analog" ancestry, I hadn't considered it for myself. Going back 40+k years ... might explain a few things though It was $70 for a dog, how much for a cave man? (I had thought of sending my own dna in - as a dog - just for kicks)
  4. This describes me. But for Shoei GT Air, and Held
  5. Very Nice. Wish I could have been with ya!
  6. great first post. welcome
  7. lovely bike metticco... very interesting exhaust system. not seen it before. I clicked on http://it.tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2h2ha82&s=5 and it shows the other side as the same. Low CG, but is it too quiet??
  8. welcome Bigwig. Congrats on the new LM. As stated, shifting "pains" are common with the bikes. Linkage tuning is usually all it takes to smooth it out like butter. Either external, with cleaning, lube, and adjustments, or (and) internal - the transmission shift pre-selector plate, which will most likely 'eventually' need a going through with an updated pre-selector spring, and some finessing of the arm, etc. Don't be shocked, all the answers are here on the forum.... someplace start here ...
  9. You can get tracking outside US. It just cost more for an optional level. I shipped 2 wheels to Tokyo and it was tracked to delivery. I was amazed at the speed as well (12 days) considering the USPS. It did cost nearly $200. tho.
  10. Awesome project Rich! Thanks for sharing... and doing.
  11. I shudder to think of the ship cost to UK from US, but I have one if it comes to that. PM if interested
  12. " and all others who have worked on this stuff! " as well as Chuck and Scud's hard work and perseverance,.... I believe the extended bracket idea originated in the fertile shop of Lucky Phil, as well as the keen dressing of the pawl arm and connecting bits. thank you all
  13. got some fairly unobtainable period cans and screen. seems in good shape, low miles. good early example. I'd own all 3 colors if I could. They're getting old enough now that nice ones at a nice price are rare. If looking now, I'd take condition over color.
  14. pm sent. what's the thing at the bottom?
  15. thanks for 'splainin that Guzzimoto
  16. " my beloved CARC bikes" - isn't holding back either.
  17. here's a crown jewel.... is this not a forum member? https://www.ebay.com/itm/362602154257?ul_noapp=true
  18. now sold. thanks
  19. what giants?
  20. here's a thread you may be interested in. If you want to share, I Will follow! https://www.v11lemans.com/forums/index.php?/topic/20154-adventure-bikes/&tab=comments#comment-225694
  21. Welcome roktbox, How do you like the Africa Twin? There's some good deals on new '17's. I know they aren't as tech-y as the later ones, but who needs it?
  22. completely agree
  23. footgoose

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  24. here's one for 55k https://raresportbikesforsale.com/featured-listing-2004-moto-guzzi-mgs-01-corsa/
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