A little entertainment for the housebound: The Perfect Bike.

Alba

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Really liked that Nick. True statement about new machines needing a tow truck and older ones are roadside fixable ...

Keep it sunny side up ...
 

Lowflyer

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Nice one Nick,

Something so simplistic as old style carbs and electrics must be a joy to ride.
Hope you have many happy miles ahead.
 

The Don

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great video thank you .....and so refreshing to hear someone pronouncing Moto Guzzi the way it should be pronounced :) I am well impressed ! Thank you for sharing :)
 

nick949

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Thanks folks. There are the downsides, of course, but I've found that if you treat them as part of the adventure, they're never so bad.

Tony - it took me a while to get away from Moto Gussy or Guzzzy, but I've finally mastered it. I did get a bit of a bollocking from one of the older and well-established Guzzi guys over my pronunciation of 'Nuovo' (when I had a Nuovo Falcone). Apparently it's NewOvo, not NewVo as I had it. Got to keep those Italians happy :thumbsupanim:.

Nick
 

The Don

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T. Got to keep those Italians happy :thumbsupanim:.

Nick

that is not an easy task :) my dad had two of these in the garage till a few years ago and then sold them for peanuts.......could have killed him:):
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Lutin

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Well Nick, you're and Ad Executives (oxygen thieves all) nightmare - and good for you. Long live not going out to buy the latest of anything. :thumbsupanim:

You've clearly found a bike that suits you down to the ground, even though it's not perfect. But hey, that's the character of the bike.
 
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