3 Spoke Wheels

Thinking of getting a set of the old 3 spoke wheels for later. What do you reckon is a fair price for a set in good shape?

Priceless I would think as they only came on the GRiSO Classic...

cya
Scot.

$530 US for front wheel (new) GU05610530
$1000 US for rear (new) GU05630531

Rear wheels can be found on fleabay for $300-$500. Fronts, not so much.

Are Norge and Sport wheels the same?

Yep

Hold on!
So the Norge and Breva Sport rims are different than the GRiSO ones or am I misreading you guys?

All the same if it's the 3 spoked ones - various brands included are Marchesini (the most valuable) and Brembo. Brembo owns Marchesini so its the same product, just a different dress. I've not seen Marchesini wheels here, but I know of a few people in the UK that have them, possibly a job lot from the supplier's factory ended up on a batch of bikes for the UK market

OK, thanks for the clarification.
My 09 had the Marchesini but my 07 has the Brembo ones...
Doesn't matter, same thing like you said.

Oz1200Guzzi wrote:

I've not seen Marchesini wheels here, but I know of a few people in the UK that have them, possibly a job lot from the supplier's factory ended up on a batch of bikes for the UK market

2010 bikes well at least my one . has Marchesini ...

cya
Scot.

From the Ducati range;
1. Brembo wheels are usually cast alloy, and therefore the heaviest. (Cheapest)
2. Marchesini will be identical in appearance but forged aluminium, and lighter. (Dearer)
3. Ducati 'S' models would get forged magnesium wheels, and these are the lightest. (Dearest)

I would hazard a guess the Marchesini GRiSO wheels could be forged aluminium, #2.

Only way to be certain is to find a pair and weigh them.

Mine are grey, and have 'Moto Guzzi' on them.

i sit corrected -

2008 Sport with Marchesini hoops.... US delivery tho...

Mine say made in China on them

On my 08 the Marchesinis weighs in at 11,7kg front and 12kg rear, complete wheel   with standard dimension PR4, wo axle and bolts. Used a simple luggage scale.

I wonder what my Brembo's weight - couldn't be arsed, too much like hard work...

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Thanks for posting a link to my Craigs list ad. Most of the stuff is still available including the wheels.
The Parts are leftovers from 2 Guzzi projects.
My 2008 1200 Sport has the Engine, related components and driveline fron a 2013 GRiSO
and my 1100 GRiSO has the wheels from the 2013 GRiSO and the engine and transmission from the 2008 1200 S

KR:

Can you post the part number cast on the 2007 Moto Guzzi 1200S front wheel, please.

Also, the GRiSO saddle is abrasion free?

Thanks!
JL

The  Number cast into the Front Wheel is 302274 With BREMBO 1 over it
 The Stock seat is sold but I do have a Riches seat for sale , Seat is leather with 25,000 miles of butt on it.

KRGRISO wrote:

guzziownr wrote:

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Thanks for posting a link to my Craigs list ad. Most of the stuff is still available including the wheels.
The Parts are leftovers from 2 Guzzi projects.
My 2008 1200 Sport has the Engine, related components and driveline fron a 2013 GRiSO
and my 1100 GRiSO has the wheels from the 2013 GRiSO and the engine and transmission from the 2008 1200 S

Sounds like a project and a half!

Any chance of a couple of pics?

Pete

ghezzi wrote:

From the Ducati range;
1. Brembo wheels are usually cast alloy, and therefore the heaviest. (Cheapest)
2. Marchesini will be identical in appearance but forged aluminium, and lighter. (Dearer)
3. Ducati 'S' models would get forged magnesium wheels, and these are the lightest. (Dearest)

I would hazard a guess the Marchesini GRiSO wheels could be forged aluminium, #2.

Only way to be certain is to find a pair and weigh them.

Nothing forged on them GRiSO.

If you look at forged wheels, you can see it direct, look at the rsv mile wheels forged and cast, not difficult to see. I don't think you get magnesium wheels on a street legal bike these days.

Pete Roper wrote:

KRGRISO wrote:

guzziownr wrote:

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Thanks for posting a link to my Craigs list ad. Most of the stuff is still available including the wheels.
The Parts are leftovers from 2 Guzzi projects.
My 2008 1200 Sport has the Engine, related components and driveline fron a 2013 GRiSO
and my 1100 GRiSO has the wheels from the 2013 GRiSO and the engine and transmission from the 2008 1200 S

Sounds like a project and a half!

Any chance of a couple of pics?

Pete

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