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Bellagio REGISTRY & Pic thread - ADD YOUR BIKE

Hello all

Here is my new Bellagio, that was slightly transformed into a big V7, thanx to CaliJackBob tips !
Man, this engine is so joyfull :)

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Best,

Laurent
 
I upgraded to this 2012 Bellagio recently with only 15,000Kms on it. Its in really good condition and my wife and I love it. It came with a lot of Guzzi accessories such as the spot lights, rack, panniers and engine protection bars. I've got some Variopegs on order to allow my pillion to stretch her legs and Agostini pipes being made to increase our 'road presence'(wifes suggestion!)

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Steve Brookes said:
Don't know if I've got this right but I've imported a Bellagio Aquila Nera (Black Eagle) to the UK from Lazio, Rome, Italy as I was really struggling to find one. It's a 2012 model with MG OE Screen, Hepco & Becker panniers on C frames, Agostini silencers and a Finebau Forge plug in module to clean up the bottom end, all works superbly! Hope the pictures come out ok, the gangster is me, having fun at the Distinguished Gentleman's ride in Sheffield last month. Covered 5,000 miles since importation, just one failed oil pressure sensor, away from that, pure riding nirvana!!

She's frame number ZGULYA004CM112046

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Hi All, thought it was time for an update! We’re now up to 22,000 miles, the odd blown rocker cover gasket but everything’s great and I’m still loving it! I’m not given to changing it or ‘cafe racer-ing’ It as I ride it around the UK & Europe and need the practicality of fitting the panniers etc and it’s mega comfortable just as it is! Anyway, she now has satin rims with stainless spokes, black fork legs and a Kaoko cruise control..
 
ghezzi said:
Re: Bellagio pic thread

This is just the start, I had a faulty indicator and thought I would just fix it.
3 battery boxes and 2 seats later I have a Shorai Lithium laying flat under my scrotum.
Plus V11 tappet covers .......................
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Things to come; 250mm alloy rear guard monted BMW R1200GS style with number plate and Rizoma light. Brembo Goldline 4 spots. 2-into-1 headers and twin upswept mufflers on the left side.
These will be megaphones that are curved in a gentle arc, no welds, no creases.
Reflashed ECU, PC-5 and open air box.
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Then a long time later, classic alloy tank
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Hi Ghezzi who did you use for the exhaust system?
 
Hi Garry, and thanks for the compliment.

The previous owner put in a new YSS rear shock and specified a length to match the Aquila Nera, essentially 350mm travel. He also put in a spring rate for a 100kg fully geared up rider. Hope that helps.
 
356Cruzer said:
Hi Garry, and thanks for the compliment.

The previous owner put in a new YSS rear shock and specified a length to match the Aquila Nera, essentially 350mm travel. He also put in a spring rate for a 100kg fully geared up rider. Hope that helps.
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Thanks for the info mate, very helpful 👍
 
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