Guzzi Le Mans

I think it's also a lovely looking bike in a SOJ way. I'm sure it's fine for
a Sunday occasional if you happen to know a good dentist.

 

Limited.

And they were.

 

http://www.djayd.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/princess/

 

Lozzo was seen penning the following ode to ... whatever:

Nice one mate . Prescient, those Japanese folks...

See you tomorrow if I can make it to the shoppe by nine. Got to be at
work by half eleven so it should just about work out.

 

.... here's one especially for you Loz

http://tinyurl.com/2tk7e



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Steve Parry

http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk

http://wrexhamseals.tripod.com

 

hmmm. The "rider"'s a lot more attractive than the bike...

won't let me into the XXX gallery, chiz.



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Blue: The sky is blue for a reason. Blue light is a source of strength
and harmony in the cosmos. Create a blue light in your life by
telephoning the police
from the Little Book of Complete B***ocks by Alistair Beaton.

 

Champ <> spouted the following in

I stripped and rebuilt the carbs on one of those in exchange for free pizza
for a week from a chef at the San Raphael Marina Pizzeria

Nice bike for bozzing up and down the prom on.

 

(WorkTOG) spouted the following in

Description Seller assumes all responsibility for listing this item.



"The bike that the British bike industry should have built. Feels like a
Bonneville to ride with bucket loads of torque "

LoL. The one I rode was shite. All those whirring chains inside. Brakes
were crap too. Handling was piggin' horrible. Can't think of many
redeeming features really.

Oh, one. It's the only bike I've managed to do a 360 degree pirouette on
and stay aboard ;-)

 

Borrocks. Stick a Triumph badge on it and you'd love it.

Actually, stick a Triumph badge on it and you'd be hard pushed to tell
the difference.

<gd, r>

 

What part of "very very low reserve" and "1800 quid, reserve not met" am I
missing?

Regards, Ian

 

(B.G. Finlay IT Services) spouted the following
in

Yes.They run a bit nicer if you put a bit of Millers VSP in too, but it's
not a problem if you don't bother.

 

They don't vibrate too badly, cos I think they had a chain driven balancer
shaft. SWK will be along to tell me I'm spouting bollocks tho'. ;-)

 

.... I wondered about that one too!

--
Steve Parry

http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk

http://wrexhamseals.tripod.com

 

Mine ran like shit on LRP, Morris additive and some other one I tried but
can't remember the name.

 

Steve Parry said...

Rebuilt...why?

 

.... to extend the optical misery ?

--
Steve Parry

http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk

http://wrexhamseals.tripod.com

 

Presumably to install the "very verylow (sic) reserve". Which I suspect
might be that thing on the sissy bar.

 

I've been wondering about an alternative touring type bike in case the
wracked spine continues to plague me (1). What is the newer California like?
they seem to go for very reasonable money, like £3kish for a 2000. I like
the look of the engine (natch), the wire wheels and the brembo brakes.

I would hope that any engine restrictions could be quickly rectified to
lemon spec.

How far back does one have to go to avoid excessive elictrickery like
injection.

(1) K's don't fit me any more and I hate the gearing

 

To quote Bluto; "Why not?"

 

Nah, that's just minging ( the tart's not too bad, though). The one I'm
thinking of was actually liguid cooled and might have been a V. Bit of
rubbishy chrome hanging off of it and the obligatory cruiser-style bars
on it.

--

Dave

"I'm sorry I wasn't in when you came round," said the comaphiliac.

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