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Agostini Exhaust Parts
- Thread starter JasonC
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Perhaps these components are not unique to Agostini and instead are stock V7 Cafe components? I bought my bike used with the Agostini mufflers already installed so I don't know if any special fasteners were required. Can anyone confirm that the bits in the aforementioned photo are indeed stock V7 Cafe?
Jason
Jason
I reviewed the Moto Guzzi parts diagram for my bike but the drawings of the muffler mounting hardware are not the best and I could not identify them against the items in the above photo. So, I ordered the parts with the hope that they are what I need. In the meantime if anyone has a 2010 V7 Cafe it would be great if you could put your peepers on the muffler mounting hardware and tell me if they match my photo.
Jason
Jason
The bolt and tapered washer are OEM. The spacer is supplied by Agostini as their mufflers do not sit against the brackets like stock. I can ask Ago for them or likely make a set if you give me the length and OD you need for less $.
Hi Todd,
Thank you for identifying the Agostini mounting hardware! And it was very nice of you to offer to make a spacer for me. The spacer material is aluminum and the dimensions are OD: 24mm; ID: 8.9mm; and thickness: 10mm.
Do you think Agostini has any of these spacers in the US? I could make a spacer if I knew where to buy a short section 25mm OD round bar--ideas?
Thanks!
Jason