Classic write-off lives again!

[Dodgyiti]

For those BTTP chaps what saw her all squished and wrecked..

She lives again!

Some changes from the last incarnation;

Upswept pipes, painted Givi fairing, it's bloody green (and I'm not sure how it happened), new forks and air dampers, tinwork has been beaten back- no bog, grandad graprail cut off,home made cafe racer bars and my Stoner No#1 hand grips!
(Update, ok he is No#2 this year)

And a heap more to make her look like a late 60's early 70's cafe racer and less like a tourer what she is supposed to be excepting for my strong pimpin' hand always gets the better of things in my shed.

Been test ridden and the only issue is new washers needed for the front m/cyl as there is a wee weep, otherwise all good to go.

Big ups to the top chaps with the van what brought her home, and all the BTTP crew-I hereby dedicate this pimpification to you'all

Right--------- next project.........

[tri boy]

Well done that man.
Old Guzzi's rarely die, they just seem to adapt.

[kiwifruit]

Nice job

[Taz]

Looking Good Dodgy!!

My Guzzi is all legal now and running great. May have to do the rear main seal some time tho.

[98tls]

Awsome work indeed,she looks great.Whats the story behind how she ended up in the first pic.

[Taz]

98tls - She just washed up with the tide. Some one was using her for an anchor of course......

[portokiwi]

Great work. ummm is that number plate say lemon????

[riffer]

Tasty work.

Nicely done. Big ups.

[Dodgyiti]

Awsome work indeed,she looks great.Whats the story behind how she ended up in the first pic.

I/we got hit by a stray boat and trailer on the Coro loop on a Blast to the Past run with this lot of classic bike nutters. Broke my arm and squished some fingers so it took a while before I could get this puppy sorted out. Front end was bent back to the motor and exhaust and bodywork was trashed. Plus heaps of little things because one side copped a boat and trailer and the other side copped the sharp rocks as did I.

I still left a bit of boat in the fins, L/H side lower engine case -just to remind me. The rest took hours to chip out with mallet and drift...

[Dodgyiti]

Great work. ummm is that number plate say lemon????

Heh Heh Heh, yeah or Lemans made in NZ

It has a 1000cc '91 Mk5 Lemans motor squeezed in there, but don't tell any one...

[portokiwi]

You did a great job mate.

[Paul in NZ]

Good job old chap!

[Number One]

Looks really good! Well done that man

[98tls]

I/we got hit by a stray boat and trailer on the Coro loop on a Blast to the Past run with this lot of classic bike nutters. Broke my arm and squished some fingers so it took a while before I could get this puppy sorted out. Front end was bent back to the motor and exhaust and bodywork was trashed. Plus heaps of little things because one side copped a boat and trailer and the other side copped the sharp rocks as did I.

I still left a bit of boat in the fins, L/H side lower engine case -just to remind me. The rest took hours to chip out with mallet and drift...

Bloody hell,lucky to be here eh,good on you and as i said great job on the bike.

[Max Headroom]

Congratulations Dodgy. The poor thing took a big hit, and so did you.

We still have some unfinished business though, so when are we doing the Coro loop?