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Small block Registry & Picture thread

Here is my '84 V65

Started Life as a V65sp

It's got a 'c' tank and seat, Lario Mufflers, & custom Alum side panels. Paint is a Toyota Pearl White.

Wish I could claim credit on the resto, but I bought it turn-key like this from a Guzzi fanatic north of Seattle named Matt

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Looked just like this when it was new :-)
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I don't seem to be able to post the picture of m bike (1976 750S3)
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What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Luca
 
Luca, first you have to upload the pics using the Upload a File box below this text window, then do nothing or you can insert it as a "Full Image".

If you have any problems, send me the image(s) here, and I’ll upload them for you.

Todd
 
Wife's new toy, picked it up just before the eastern seaboard was buried in snow.
 

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Wife's new toy, picked it up just before the eastern seaboard was buried in snow.
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Congrats to you and the wife, she looks like happy camper.
Look forward to getting your VIN# & Info.
 
Such shiny bikes, here are some of my little rust bucket.

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My bike and my dads just south of the border Spain/France, a nice drive from Groningen (NL) to the Algarve and back.
(in this pic it had a V65 engine, but allready required a complete refill of oil every 500km so swapped it back to the regular NATO V50 when I got home)

With the Nato engine, two people and luggage it actually managed to go through the Alps.
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And this is style is my goal to achive when im finished with here.
My own small V50 Kaffemaschine Lol

And all of that Build in Aruba in my Living room Shop l:tmi::D


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My Living room Shop in Aruba, thanks God my GF is tolerant and likes Bikes . The Enfield Cafe i build for her .

I also have a 1100SP and a V7 Racer but they are at my place in Miami with some other Vintage Brit and German Bikes .


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Latest on the beater Lario..:happy: If you click on the picture, you can scroll through the rehab..
 
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That's my second Guzzi a Monza V50 from 1981, which I bought in 2006 as restauration project. This is how she looks today.DSC03658.webp DSC03660.webp
 
My Monza.

Recently got spanked into the side of a BMW. New Forks and triples and a long weekend and she is back on the rode again.

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My wife on her V7 breva and my V7c about to descend into Glen Coe on our way to Fort William
Day one of our tour of the West Coast of Scotland
 
Hi.

This is my smallblock. Started life as a Lario. I have built it several times, and this is the latest iteration. I'm quite comfortable with it now, it's been this way for five years now.
Mods: Nevada engine, Lario ignition, carbs with custom velocity stacks, full custom exhaust, all bodywork done, superbike bars etc etc. All modifications and majority of parts made by me, including paint. I dig it :cool:
 

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