MY UNCLES 1984 CALI II

[OFASD-RACING]

My uncle bought this in 91 from his friend who bought it new.
For years I alway told him I would love to own/ride it.
Well he called last week and told me I could have it for 1k. Needless to say I was just so stoked. It is almost all original except the seat.
I just order all new rubber intake boots a carb gasket kit,clutch,speed and tach cables.
Im not sure what the original grips look like but may go back to them.

Anyway thought I would share a few photos. This bike should be in my family for at least the next 3 generations.

OFASDRACING.

 

[john zibell]

Nice example. I had an 83 and rode it for years. This bike has terrific fuel mileage and range. The stock grips were not great, I recommend using what is comfortable for you.

 

[Trout]

Thanks for posting. Nice to keep it in the family & real great you are not going to turn it into a cafe racer.

Sounds like you might have some cool memories tied to this machine.

 

[OFASD-RACING]

Thanks for the comments.
Ya no cafe racers for me I have raced dirt bikes for 30 years and this is going to stay as close to original as possible and still be a good country touring bike.

 

[Clayton Sietsema]

Really a classy looking bike, anyone should be proud to own that.

 

[Tonerjockey]

Wow! Very clean, very nice indeed!

My bet is you're gunna get used to folks sayin that.

Congrats,

Alex

 

[Ristow]

wow. i love it. i like that better than my metal by a long shot. makes me miss my '76 convert.

 

[Hawghauler]

What a great looking sled. Love to see you keep up with the posts, pictures and progress. Older Guzzis are my favorite. One day when I return to America I will get a 70's model to restore. It would take very little for that bike to be 100% trustworthy for coast to coast rides. Don't worry about returning it to bone stock. If the upgrades are still serviceable, consider them part of the bike's history.