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Small block Registry & Picture thread

Nick, very well said, I also have higher hp bikes but enjoy the Guzzi veery much ! regards,
Al
 
WitchCityBallabio wrote:
Actually, I didn't do that. The previous owner apparently broke the fender and his solution was to turn it around. I've since gotten another fender to replace it, but haven't had it painted yet.

It looks kind of silly like that, but served the purpose in the interim.


Good eyes!

Just remindered me of the Old Racing Bacon Slicers, Warwick :cheer:
 
meanwhile at the dealer's place:

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:woohoo:

Christiaan
 
Ouch! :woohoo:

So they're out now?

Will certainly give the Thruxtons a challenge!
 
Dear lord....

Is it me, or is that thing drop dead gorgeous? I might have to have one.

I'm tempted but not convinced. I think it looks slightly wrong with the black plastic mudguards. Colour co-ordinated or chrome ones would look much better IMHO.

But I have a cunning plan..........all I need is the tank & side panels off a black & gold V7
 
Will wrote:
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But I have a cunning plan..........all I need is the tank & side panels off a black & gold V7

or the clip ons and single seat off the cafe onto a black v7 classic... :p

In any event it looks really good and I'd also go so far as to describe it as drop dead gorgeous

friend of mine has got the Classic - he'd ridden a LMIV for over a decade, then had an 1100 Griso, which he traded for the V7C.... he loves it! :woohoo:

Now when is it coming to Oz?
 
Saw one at my dealer's today. Looks even better in person - that paint is gorgeous but difficult to catch on photo. I'd describe it as matte anodised yellowy green metalised or something like that. Makes it hard to tell what's plastic and what isn't.

I'd say they only should have done something a bit more creative and distinguishing with the cylinder heads.

I wonder when the "what's the brace thingy on the triple head" contest starts? :D
 
My V7 on the road to Thessaloniki, just before sunrise...
 
My V7 on the road to Thessaloniki, just before sunrise...
 
bilv7 wrote:
Spring in Greece...
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Great shot!
Send along your info for the Registry as seen HERE (near the bottom) to me direct e-mail; Todd at GuzziTech.com
 
Great pics !
how many kms have you had on your V7 classic so far ?
Any problems ?
I have had mine for almost 20 days or so now and already have put 1300 km on her ( I have to work too !! :laugh: )
 
bilv7 wrote:
Great pics !
how many kms have you had on your V7 classic so far ?
Any problems ?
I have had mine for almost 20 days or so now and already have put 1300 km on her ( I have to work too !! :laugh: )

Thanks :)

7900Km so far

at 7600Km one serious problem: a loud and scary, grinding sharp noise came from the clutch,
the whole clutch assembly was replaced under warranty (could drive a Norge for 3 days).
The "old clutch" is sent to Mandello to find out what went wrong.

Christiaan
 
Just adding the latest pic; took it today, on the first long spring ride.

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