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Griso REGISTRY & Picture Thread - ADD YOUR BIKE
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klaas123
Cruisin' Guzzisti
Re:Griso Picture Thread
That explains a lot, I suppose these pics were taken by you seconds before disaster
That explains a lot, I suppose these pics were taken by you seconds before disaster
AkGriso
Just got it firing!
Re:Griso Picture Thread
Washing the G, not current.
Washing the G, not current.
Re:Griso Picture Thread
AkGriso wrote:
AkGriso wrote:
Looks like you got it Jim, nice. Yes, the first parameter of the code limits the size to 150, but just delete that part out of the html -- though it will auto-set it at it's uploaded resolution when uploading it to our server/website.
Niels
Just got it firing!
Re:Griso Picture Thread
Looks like a nice day in the forest!
Looks like a nice day in the forest!
speedcraft
Tuned and Synch'ed
Re:Griso Picture Thread
New Forum again...I run two Joomla sites!
Put about 4k on the bike in July and August...
Norton Rally:
Exclusive run at Watkins Glen (they don't allow motorcycles)...will do it this year again (both historic and current track)....less rain I hope.
Vintage Days at Mid-Ohio.....my already fixed fuel pump blew a hose.....better there than 4 hours earlier in the Allegheny National Forest!
With 20 helping hands and tools....I took the bike apart in the infield campground...used a hose clamp from a Penton guy...was back running in less than an hour.
Looked for Ed but only found a lonely Alley...I own one too:
Yes you can do a long tour with a griso:
wound my way home from Ohio through W Virginia, Virginia, Maryland and into PA...
great bike!
rdl
New Forum again...I run two Joomla sites!
Put about 4k on the bike in July and August...
Norton Rally:
Exclusive run at Watkins Glen (they don't allow motorcycles)...will do it this year again (both historic and current track)....less rain I hope.
Vintage Days at Mid-Ohio.....my already fixed fuel pump blew a hose.....better there than 4 hours earlier in the Allegheny National Forest!
With 20 helping hands and tools....I took the bike apart in the infield campground...used a hose clamp from a Penton guy...was back running in less than an hour.
Looked for Ed but only found a lonely Alley...I own one too:
Yes you can do a long tour with a griso:
wound my way home from Ohio through W Virginia, Virginia, Maryland and into PA...
great bike!
rdl
speedcraft
Tuned and Synch'ed
Re:Griso Picture Thread
How to give 150 Norton owners "Guzzi envy"
Not..the great looks and sound....not the better handling, braking and speed.....and the cold starting....
When in 50 degrees and rain...the built in hand warmers!!!!!
How to give 150 Norton owners "Guzzi envy"
Not..the great looks and sound....not the better handling, braking and speed.....and the cold starting....
When in 50 degrees and rain...the built in hand warmers!!!!!
Penis Rotor
GT Godfather!
Re:Griso Picture Thread
speedcraft wrote:
Sure can. I reckon the Griso is a superb Rapid Transit Vehicle
All of that stuff swaps right over to the 1200 too, I don't have a pic of the 1200 bagged up fully but you can see the frames and stuff on this one
Pete
PS, you'll have to make 'em bigger yerselves as I've obviously done something stupid and only got the little 'uns.
speedcraft wrote:
Yes you can do a long tour with a griso:
rdl
Sure can. I reckon the Griso is a superb Rapid Transit Vehicle
All of that stuff swaps right over to the 1200 too, I don't have a pic of the 1200 bagged up fully but you can see the frames and stuff on this one
Pete
PS, you'll have to make 'em bigger yerselves as I've obviously done something stupid and only got the little 'uns.
loftyjohn
Cruisin' Guzzisti
Re:Griso Picture Thread
Hi Pete
Surely your missus has often told you that size doesn't really matter:laugh:
Loftyjohn
Hi Pete
Surely your missus has often told you that size doesn't really matter:laugh:
Loftyjohn
Penis Rotor
GT Godfather!
Re:Griso Picture Thread
My missus may be cruel but she stopped laughing years ago
:laugh:
Pete
My missus may be cruel but she stopped laughing years ago
:laugh: Pete
speedcraft
Tuned and Synch'ed
Re:Griso Picture Thread
doogal1 wrote:
As far as I know mine is the stock Guzzi "fly screen"...I bought the bike lightly used in late '07 and it already had the flyscreen and the mistral can on it.
The only thing I did different after the first couple of trips...was to put a black cargo net (from my jeep) over the big bag. It made it easy to hold something down for a quick ride....like gloves, a sandwich or camping paperwork.
rdl
doogal1 wrote:
As far as I know mine is the stock Guzzi "fly screen"...I bought the bike lightly used in late '07 and it already had the flyscreen and the mistral can on it.
The only thing I did different after the first couple of trips...was to put a black cargo net (from my jeep) over the big bag. It made it easy to hold something down for a quick ride....like gloves, a sandwich or camping paperwork.
rdl
NickSzasz
Tuned and Synch'ed
Re:Griso Picture Thread
Once a year they burn the fields in this area. I suppose it is easier than cutting the grass. Huge areas though. And this draws spectators, and photographers. Happened to be riding by last weekend. The fire were so hot and close to the roads that we couldn't pass at some points. They've been doing this for decades here, and normally safely, however this year 4 elderly (all over 70 y.o.) who were working the fields, died. Sad.
You can see the burnt fields behind the Guzzis in the photo below.
Once a year they burn the fields in this area. I suppose it is easier than cutting the grass. Huge areas though. And this draws spectators, and photographers. Happened to be riding by last weekend. The fire were so hot and close to the roads that we couldn't pass at some points. They've been doing this for decades here, and normally safely, however this year 4 elderly (all over 70 y.o.) who were working the fields, died. Sad.
You can see the burnt fields behind the Guzzis in the photo below.
