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Chain guard is perfect!

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Saw your beautiful Guzzi at the Garage Brewed show. Pictures do not do it justice.

I bet that is fun to ride!

I think we discussed this wheel earlier. It is not correct. Look back about Page 2 and you can see the comments.

Absolutely!

I've seen it done with rubber blocks. I think wood would be fine, but compression/strength will depend on the type of wood.

I've started seeing a few on FB Marketplace. I set my preference for 250 miles from Atlanta. Money is tight and folks have started selling off unneeded things including motorcycles. Most of them are basically basket cases. Nearly all of them no titles since they were in Alabama, Mississippi...

A cheap Harbor Freight tarp(s) works good. Cover as much of the wall and the surrounding tools or benches as best you can.

Depends on the condition of the original paint on the brackets. If the paint is dull with no rust I generally scuff and repaint. If rusted or deeply scratched I go to bare metal, prime and paint. If the bracket paint is in very good condition but dull, I have brought back the finish with...

If you want to keep your garage wall white you should consider moving that to another location. Buffing parts is DIRTY! Everything close by gets splattered with buffing compound, rag dust and aluminum residue.

Thoughts of Sebring!

NYC street racer. I had a friend who was very much into that scene.

Good score for $300. Last spring the cheapest one I found was $750.

RTW Doug had a similar guage on one of his bikes. Lettered Full....Half.....Oh Shit!

Some common household chemicals will anodize aluminum when mixed with heated water. A friend turned his CB350 carb bodies a lovely shade of olive green using Simple Green in a crockpot. I turned a Harley aluminum top triple tree a not so lovely gray/black with Dawn dish detergent.

I had the opportunity to purchase a nice rider quality RZ in Daytona a few years ago. I reluctantly passed and the owner parted it out a month or two later. I could have had it for $1200 running and titled. It parted out for around $4K.

Check CMSNL.com You can open a diagram of the rear wheel. Honda lists the part as Collar, Rear Axle. The part number will be listed and the company may have it in stock. If not, do a search by part number on google it may be used on another model. Another option is to buy a rear hub or...

I had a problem logging in a few weeks ago. I was getting a dead link notice when I attempted logging in. It suddenly went away.