What did you do with your GRiSO today?

May not need to change seals. I made seal cleaner. Just got back from a ride, and so far, no more leak. Got the red triangle of death, but no leak. Yet. I'm coming over on Wednesday, so I'll grab stickies then.

And the plastic bling. Hopefully Ralf's bike will be a runner then too!

Happy days.

Bummer Charlie. Sorry to hear that. Fractured ribs? - you'd better re-read the Jokes section.

Charlie J wrote:

Rode to work,until the young female red P plater did a U turn in front of me. Gravel rash and fractured ribs. The bike idled on its side for a while. Will investigate when I get outa hospital tommorow.

Argh. Sorry to hear this. Heal well!

Damn Charlie.
Sounds worse than my little "off" a couple months ago.

As for "doing something".....
It really wasn't the bike, it was the garage.
My girl Liz and I finally got to work unloading crap from the garage.
So we have taken the first step to return the garage into being the Italian Motorcycle Sanctum it was meant to be.
And this upcoming weekend us four days off.
More Garage !!

Went for a run down to 1770 sunday. A mate rode my GRiSO for the first time, he was a bit gob smacked at how well it handled and the power delivery. Haven't bikes come a long way in the last 40 years .

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Out for my first ride after fitting my "new" wind-screen. I like. Insufferable snow visited the day it arrived. The snow & slush has finally succumbed to 50+ degree temperatures. Of course this probably won't  last.. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Rosso and Ti, just needs a bit of carbon and I could own one.


Hey Ron, make you an offer you can't refuse.
When I get a new set of tyres on my BST's, drop in and we'll do a wheel swap for a weekend.
I'd love to see/feel how it rides.

H-E-ROSS wrote:

Out for my first ride after fitting my "new" wind-screen. I like. Insufferable snow visited the day it arrived. The snow & slush has finally succumbed to 50+ degree temperatures. Of course this probably won't  last..

Hope you bike didn't get to dirty there , I hate cleaning

ghezzi wrote:

Rosso and Ti, just needs a bit of carbon and I could own one.


Hey Ron, make you an offer you can't refuse.
When I get a new set of tyres on my BST's, drop in and we'll do a wheel swap for a weekend.
I'd love to see/feel how it rides.

That's a very dangerous thing to suggest Ghezzi, if I fell in love with them as I'm sure I would, are you going to buy me 2 sets ?

waterbottle wrote:

H-E-ROSS wrote:

Out for my first ride after fitting my "new" wind-screen. I like. Insufferable snow visited the day it arrived. The snow & slush has finally succumbed to 50+ degree temperatures. Of course this probably won't  last..

Hope you bike didn't get to dirty there , I hate cleaning

I stayed on the hard road, too much mud off pavement! I hate cleaning as well and the hose isn't hooked up. It's winter here, in all likelihood we will get another dumping followed by arctic temps.

Rode mine! First time on a Guzzi. It's a very different experience !  Really enjoyed my wee jolly but froze.  Temperature was 4 degrees Centigrade. Can't wait for warmer weather and grit/salt free roads

Typical ride in to work. Pull in behind a colleague (who's a bit snarky at the best of times). He gets off his HD walks up to me and says, "Is this some EYE-talian piece of s-, er, bike?"

I reply, "Hey, buddy, mine's not the one leaking fuel...and your tail-light is out, too."

Long pause... Then he asks, "So...does it go pretty fast?"

Every now and then, a Hardly rider can be jolted out of his vegetative state by the beauty of the GRiSO.

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