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Can anybody tell me or confirm the tank capacity is 26 -27 litre?
I know I could ask Alan, but he's a busy man.

Thanks,
Steve

A lot of guys in North America run the Pingle equivalent on their Harleys with good results. They basically yank on the gear selector links replicating foot or in our case hand movement. 2 buttons on the handle bars. Don't know if people run the ignition interrupt for clutchless changes, bit of a st...

Has anybody converted from cable to hydraulic? I see slave cylinders for Moto Guzzis are available from various vendors (MG Cycle in the US for example, but they probably get from Stien Dinze {spelling}). Thinking a 5/8" bore master should work ok and these are available to match original type one b...

Thanks Richard and all who provided content,
received in Calgary
Steve

when bought my type 1 had a cast guzzi rear wheel. It felt as if the wheel was flexing or the tire rolling on the rim. Alans car rim mated to a guzzi hub fitted with a car tire totally corrected this with the added benefit that the smaller overall diameter ~24" improved pull away from stand still as...

Hi, Just fitted a pair of Metzler Block K to my type 1, so far so good ~1000km. I bought it with Dunlop K70s which lasted about 2000 km being round profile. Metzlers always worked the best on Harleys and here in Canada were the best value option as list is around CAD 220 but dealers discount to CAD ...

Hi,
I know a guy in Calgary imported a JZR kit without issues, but he may have been lucky. Another way is the regs say no going back for parts after a kit is delivered, but it does not say you cant buy the parts first. That was my plan before I found a type 1 in the US.
Best Steve in Calgary

I have Alans car rim on a Guzzi centre wheel on my series 1. Need to watch what size (width) will fit in the swing arm. I have a 135 Firestone. Had problems in Canada finding a tire to fit. Neil in Eastern Canada has I think a 145. Makes a lot of difference I always felt the rear bike wheel was flex...

Seasons greetings and a happy new year to all from Western Canada.
Lots of snow here so very little garage time.
Steve

Eric, makes me think of fitting a snow plough to the front. I can just imagine it with a huge rooster tail of snow flying into the cockpit. Flying helmet and googles definitely needed!
Steve