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2014 Victory Cross Country Tour on 2040-motos

$3,250
YearYear:1983 MileageMileage:18306
Location:

Los Angeles, CA

Los Angeles, CA
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Moto Guzzi LeMans photos

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Moto Guzzi LeMans tech info

TypeType:Classic / Vintage

Moto Guzzi LeMans description

1983 Moto Guzzi Lemans III, A very special creation amongst the uncommon. Our seven year home remodel/restoration is finally done. I have chosen to focus my moto-hobby resources into my 911. So with a heavy heart, it is finally time to surrender my beautiful Guzzi. It was uniquely built by Charlie Rice at Rennsport, in Ojai California, to the first owners specifications. Showed at many west coast Guzzi events. Im the second owner (bought 1993). I enjoyed it tremendously for several years. Gets attention everywhere. Have only ridden 3 times in the last 12 years. 18,306 miles. Have title and registration is current. The two photos, with fairing attached, were taken right after my purchase. Remainder are from 2010 when I was first contemplating a sale. - Rennsport exhaust: 2-1-2, mufflers are like glass packs (unobtainable). Amazing sound -staccato basso profondo. Note some small scrapes and dings. - Mikuni slide valve carbs. - Dyna ignition. - Stock engine internals (as far as I know) - Adjustable forks, with hinged release for axle (unobtainable). - Telefix fork brace. - Adjustable rear suspension by Works - Bar ends with BMW grips. - Corbin seat. - Tank was etched and sealed inside right after my purchase (in Long Beach) - Custom hand made fairing. Blends the stock 3 parts into one as a Cafe style. It used a fabricated bracket that was not the best (see pics). Also functioned as fork stop. Single point weld at neck eventually gave up. I redesigned a much better design, just never got it welded up. To get everything just right, she needs some work: major service (mechanicals are solid), cosmetic detailing, fairing attach, front fender support . Im afraid that if I started fixing the items on the list, Id never let her go. Includes; Owners manual, service manuals (factory, Haynes, Mikuni). $3,250.00 - firm

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