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The seat is marked as an Enfield fibreglass seat ducktail. Cost $100 aud. The frame lines were cut to remove the original seat subframe and the weld in the new ones. I got a SSSA from the state for $250 so it was a bargain. Also needed a shock and wheel but the whole back end was about $800...

Yes the wiring on the Ducati is over the top. The ignition module is huge and i reckon it'd be better to swap to a newer one thats 1/4 of the size. Then there is the connector in the harness that is in the fairing that has 26pins to be removed.. I love the SSSA but you probably guessed that by...

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yes and yes.

Well... the bike was a mess. The wheels were great though. Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk

New seat Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk

Eventually changed the seat and fork inserts

yes, absolutely. Its home amongst its friends on the trophy shelf

Last Sunday, Brisbane had its largest Motorcycles show with about 4000 people walking through and 180 bikes on show. Laverda Concours 2017. There were a LOT of nice bikes this year including some major standouts like a CX500 and an Egli Vincent to name but a few. My fav was a lovely Guzzi...

Most people who have never ridden a guzzi wouldnt believe just how good they are. This is a 95hp motor and its lighter t han stock. Will be fun for sure. Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk

https://youtu.be/bkfsh8MYcGs

Got the bike back from exhaust shop and starting to reassemble

Hey all, So my Guzzi is away getting pipes made which fast forwards my next project. Not sure where thiz will take me but is set for a few major changes. Heres the start.. Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk

Bike is away getting pipes but the seat and tail are done. Leather seat and black anodised subframe. Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk

Thanks, I guess there are plenty of options for the execution as well. Thats the beauty.

Been working on the tail and a few bits n pieces. Been pretty time poor so not much done. At least i got the seat done now. Some footrest mounts, exhaust header flange and tail light bracket.

Heres a pic from the top. It turns at the centre and since the tool is offset it cuts in a circular motion. Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk

I made a tool up for the lathe to be able to do inside radiusing.