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Peter thanks yes I better update it!
I appreciate the suggestion Tev, I just ordered a small clear type B.
Gold, yes most shields are noise to some extent and this one is for sure. And just lucky on the weather at the moment.
ferret if your dealer doesn't have a demo WV isn't too far from Ohio you can ride mine.
Thanks pdedse just local WV roads which are generally in poor repair.
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Just got an email yesterday stating that "my" 2022 blue Guzzi is available for sale....but no test ride as a similar Stone-demo was sold...so my desire is gone as well
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(05-21-2022, 11:50 AM)peterbaron_imp Wrote: Just got an email yesterday stating that "my" 2022 blue Guzzi is available for sale....but no test ride as a similar Stone-demo was sold...so my desire is gone as well
Yeah, no test ride then don't bother. You need to test ride for fit. You already know the rest. The V7 has soul, a good feel, but no punch. But, it has a shaft drive.
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(01-31-2022, 11:19 PM)peterbaron_imp Wrote: When visiting a Guzzi dealer, I saw one bike with tubeless spoked wheels, not a conversion, OEM design.
It looked like this:
![[Image: 315b440344da2718ce8aaac2547b1814.jpg]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/315b440344da2718ce8aaac2547b1814.jpg)
This may be of limited use considering these are single-side-swingarm wheels, but the oft-forgotten VFR1200X that was sold slowly and briefly in the US was blessed with this type of tubeless spoked wheels. I worked in a Honda dealership at the time and we marveled at these wheels, which were 19" front and 17" rear, if memory serves.
![[Image: 698d834716ce14d61b289654e221ec39.jpg?siz...p;nocrop=1]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/202404/698d834716ce14d61b289654e221ec39.jpg?size=1224x1438&nocrop=1)
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TooSlo, you really dig in this forum to get your answers, plenty of info herein, good job!
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(04-15-2024, 06:57 AM)peterbaron_imp Wrote: TooSlo, you really dig in this forum to get your answers, plenty of info herein, good job!
Thank you! Once I realized I needed Firefox to make it readable, the searching improved significantly.
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(03-03-2022, 02:19 PM)Ollie_imp Wrote: Peter thanks yes I better update it!
I appreciate the suggestion Tev, I just ordered a small clear type B.
Gold, yes most shields are noise to some extent and this one is for sure. And just lucky on the weather at the moment.
ferret if your dealer doesn't have a demo WV isn't too far from Ohio you can ride mine.
Thanks pdedse just local WV roads which are generally in poor repair.
Did it work for you Ollie? I find they work best when parallel to the screen and barely poking out higher than the original.
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Yes, thanks. As low as possible works well and stays out of my line of sight.
