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Thanks That will save me a lot of time. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Can you share the details of what sprocket and rotor you used on the rear wheel? I’m working on a similar build right now. Thanks Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

What was the solution to mounting your front tire? looks like you got it done.

Your bike is phenomenal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I still have 4 sets of brackets if interested. PM me with questions. Bill

I really don't know. there are similarities in a lot of the honda frames though. PM me an email and I will send you a PDF of the bracket you can print, cut out and test fit.

I still have a few sets of brackets available if anybody needs some.

Check out this site: http://pseudomoto.com/ There are links on there to Facebook. Its a closed group so you have to request to be added.

Most of the time you can buy new cheaper than having plating redone.

Sorry don't have any for a 750.

just finished another run of these. I currently have 5 sets available. PM if interested. Bill

Chris, i think you will find this site to be a great resource of infomation and ideas. I recently bought a 850t3 that I am planning to turn into a cafe style bike. Guzzi's are kind of rare over here.

New project and Im looking to adapt a front end off a 2000 yamaha R6 to my Moto Guzzi 850T3. It looks like it will work well if i can find brake discs that are close. here are the sizes i need: 300mm dia 80mm ID, aprox 20mm offset, 6 holes with 101mm BC. Is there a chart of discs somewhere that...

I found a room at the Hilton Perimeter Park.

I just bought my tickets this will be my first time to get to Barbers. I would like to ride with the group from the hotel to the show. is there an official time for leaving? Bill

I still have 2 sets of brackets available. Pm if interested.

Some people may find the rear pegs too far back to be comfortable.

here is a link to a thread showing how I came up with the location of my rearsets-it might help. http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=25636.0

thanks Tim, all my projects somehow end up looking stock enough to bring back memories yet I like to modify stuff just to make it different. I love the Norman Hyde bars the angle back makes them so much more comfortable- the problem with the clubmans was not the low position as you might think...

A couple more shots. the taillight is dime city's Lucas in chrome, really nice quality. the exhaust is a N.O.S. set of MC enterprises 4 into 2 I found on ebay.