Moto Guzzi: Tonti framed model wanted

[98tls]

Traded the TV for a couple of cheap half-Gs of sherry didn't ya

Na its still there,the shit on it is worse than the shit on here so i dont bother,that said the breasted one has taken charge of the remote so there ya go.Only so many episodes of Coro and lets restore a pile of bricks in the mist one can endure.

[T.W.R]

Na its still there,the shit on it is worse than the shit on here so i dont bother,that said the breasted one has taken charge of the remote so there ya go.

keeps them amused & quite for hours

[98tls]

keeps them amused & quite for hours

My have times changed eh,used to be you could offer em something else to occupy there time with and off they went..

[Jimmy_White]

nice pics boys, that Magni...wow! i'd forgotten how cool they are! ended up spending far to long on net drooling at them, still better than what crime/doctor/DIY/physic/drama shit was on the box. between Magni dreams and pondering how to fit rear sets to a drum rear 'T' who needs the tele! I'm off to have a shitty day...

[T.W.R]

pondering how to fit rear sets to a drum rear 'T'

Dunstall, Read Titan, Ocelot Engineering, Monotrack Engineering, & Interpart Corp used to make rear-set components suited to drum brake rear units . Another way would be to use a gear lever unit with a linkage arm and make a actuation arm to suit

[Jimmy_White]

Dunstall, Read Titan, Ocelot Engineering, Monotrack Engineering, & Interpart Corp used to make rear-set components suited to drum brake rear units . Another way would be to use a gear lever unit with a linkage arm and make a actuation arm to suit

cheers, I'll look them up. With position of brake lever mount (rear) on these i'm even thinking about mocking my own out of a universal set. Dime City Cycles have a few uni's and they look pretty simple-thinking might shorten/reposition brake lever and just mount a plate/peg...if it was a disc rear would have been a piece of bolt on piss-pity i like the drums!....all this thinking makes my brain hurt!

[T.W.R]

cheers, I'll look them up. With position of brake lever mount (rear) on these i'm even thinking about mocking my own out of a universal set. Dime City Cycles have a few uni's and they look pretty simple-thinking might shorten/reposition brake lever and just mount a plate/peg...if it was a disc rear would have been a piece of bolt on piss-pity i like the drums!....all this thinking makes my brain hurt!

All those brands were just complete mount units...mounting plate with everything attached; there's also Racecrafters International too. Plenty of peeps make there own set-ups...just got to have access to the right tools

[Paul in NZ]

This is nice...

http://www.bikeexif.com/moto-guzzi-1...kaffeemaschine

[Jimmy_White]

This is nice...

http://www.bikeexif.com/moto-guzzi-1...kaffeemaschine

He does amazing work-check out his website. Seems a really good guy too, i contacted him re some parts and was great to deal with, just a little pricy buts that's to be expected with the quality of his bikes. That one's a nice departure from what he normally does-more of a factory look, that LM tank looks great. His machines are really what swayed me back into Guzzi's, that and Ben Part's Zagato (davida helmet ad)

[Paul in NZ]

Check out the 'project bikes' section.

http://www.mgcycle.com/

Lists the parts used

[Jimmy_White]

Check out the 'project bikes' section.

http://www.mgcycle.com/

Lists the parts used

cheers, I like that 'V1000 cafe aluminum'.

[Jimmy_White]

Hi all, first weekend with bike so i thought I'd post a couple of pics after a good clean, un-stick front brakes and a couple of plugs. Goes really well and should be a good base to get started on modding.

[98tls]

Hi all, first weekend with bike so i thought I'd post a couple of pics after a good clean, un-stick front brakes and a couple of plugs. Goes really well and should be a good base to get started on modding.

Very nice mate,whatcha going to do with those pipes?

[Paulo]

Hi all, first weekend with bike so i thought I'd post a couple of pics after a good clean, un-stick front brakes and a couple of plugs. Goes really well and should be a good base to get started on modding.

Nice score jimmy this T3 just came up on TM by the way (in case you need two Guzzi's) . http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/List...x?id=633203125

and here's my old beasty

[Jimmy_White]

Very nice mate,whatcha going to do with those pipes?

Cheers, yeah pretty stoked with condition when it turned up. Am wanting up swept pipes, so couple of options; adding angled inserts/or bending current ends and using these mufflers (don't sound bad-pretty open) or may park these and add megaphones. Quite like black pipes so if i weld i might high temp black the whole lot as center sections isn't polished. using current mufflers might look a bit 'long'-will have to see when seat/tail unit arrives and is mounted.