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  1. Emilio L

    Cleaning up the Racer's Tail

    Rear fender can be easily removed without taking off the wheel. All fasteners are under the seat and simply unplug the rear light assembly. For cutting the fender I used a dremel and then sanded for imperfections.
  2. Emilio L

    Cleaning up the Racer's Tail

    Thanks. Yes, it was like a fat reduction surgery (LOL) I trimmed the original rear fender and removed the turn signal spacers for both the rear and front of the bike. I figured, if I didn't like it I can always get a used rear fender in good condition for less than $100 and put the spacers back...
  3. Emilio L

    Cleaning up the Racer's Tail

    My attempt at a tail light & rear fender mod while still looking factory... Changes the bike personality.. looking more Cafe Racer vs. the vintage Race Track original look.
  4. Emilio L

    Larry B's 2013 V7 chronic-als

    Good thing I did not read this post when I was shopping around for a new motorcycle. I'm new to the Moto Guzzi brand and certainly a post like this could discourage many. It's now been 8 weeks and some 1600 miles since getting my new 2015 Stone. I'm using it to commute to work about 20 miles...
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