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Daytona Engine

Kenzo

Just got it firing!
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Denmark
Hallo
Does anyone know wath carbs Will be Good in a daytona Engin I want to rebuild my sp1000/daytona and throw away the Old magnetimarelli injection system. And have carbs insted. I am thinking of kehin or mikuni ?....
 
I think “Hell” for a beautiful Moto Guzzi motorcycle is to be hacked into one of these unrideable, god-awful crap design, cafe racer junk piles. Especially for an engine as utterly fantastic as the Daytona/Centauro 4V.

What is the obsession with this crap anyway? I just don’t get it at all.
 
I think “Hell” for a beautiful Moto Guzzi motorcycle is to be hacked into one of these unrideable, god-awful crap design, cafe racer junk piles. Especially for an engine as utterly fantastic as the Daytona/Centauro 4V.

What is the obsession with this crap anyway? I just don’t get it at all.

Boiling it down to the essence of Motorcycling -
Tank, motor, wheels and a “Seat” if you have to...
Ah the Magneto days when you didn’t even need a battery !

Indeed some are “Not that attractive” ( can you say Ugly) ?
Between “One Motorcycle for All” and the Frankenstein contraptions put together in some “Shed” there is going to be some variation in what might be generally accepted as Nice/good/attractive , and the abortion that should not have seen the light of day...

You probably don’t have any love for the Mad Max mechanicals ...
F196E2A0 8663 4A2D 82C2 95AECFE6D9AC
 
One problem with putting a 4V in a Tonti frame is it will TWIST itself apart and you'll have a cracked up frame! Looks cool though unrideable after a while. The reason they made a Spine frame.
 
One problem with putting a 4V in a Tonti frame is it will TWIST itself apart and you'll have a cracked up frame! Looks cool though unrideable after a while. The reason they made a Spine frame.

In the Words of Nick Romano :
Live fast, die young, and leave a good-looking corpse. ?

No one said doing crazy #$&@ was Safe :emo:
 
What happens is you end up sliding, grinding, rolling in, all ground up BUT almost dead. ASK me how I know.
Hey, on that note, Mike the Bike is racing at the airstrip in Maine this week for a record high speed run. 141mph is what he's beating.
 
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Two years ago, Me and the Honda went over the car “independently “ I did a perfect backward layout into a slide then finished with a 720 ( 960 ? ) corkscrew, dazed and confused , staggered to my feet and asked the guy running towards me “ Can you help me move the bike off the Road ?”
He did , then I bummed a smoke off his Girl and waited for the Circus to arrive.

Everything was intact, but the next day it seems I now had some black guys legs ???

I gave That guy 50$ to take the bike home in his truck after I borrowed a “ramp”to load it up, then went to the ER for the night.

It’s All fun and games until some Dumb @#$& turns left in front of you !
 
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