Now this brings a whole new meaning to class. I can't quit ROFLMAO. Just when I thought I had seen it all...
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A Guzzi for hobot
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A Guzzi for hobot
by Olephart » Sun Jun 19, 2011 9:42 am
2 E-starts and some of a 3rd
99 100cc RT Yamaha
2 I've regretted selling since the day I did:
Guzzi V7 Sport
BSA Spitfire w/GP carbs
99 100cc RT Yamaha
2 I've regretted selling since the day I did:
Guzzi V7 Sport
BSA Spitfire w/GP carbs
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Re: A Guzzi for hobot
by grandpaul » Sun Jun 19, 2011 11:31 am
Olephart wrote:Now this brings a whole new meaning to class. I can't quit ROFLMAO. Just when I thought I had seen it all...
Pretty classy.
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Re: A Guzzi for hobot
by Jeandr » Sun Jun 19, 2011 12:21 pm
grandpaul wrote:Pretty classy.
For a hillbilly
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Re: A Guzzi for hobot
by AussieCombat » Sun Jun 19, 2011 8:59 pm
Gee I hope you haven't offended the Hob.
Quite a work of art there really. How long are the pipes.
I did notice a nice pair of carbies.
Hallelujah brother.
P.S... Mike, Could you please start a new thread, giving the meanings to all American abbreviations..
AC.
Quite a work of art there really. How long are the pipes.
I did notice a nice pair of carbies.
Hallelujah brother.
P.S... Mike, Could you please start a new thread, giving the meanings to all American abbreviations..
AC.
"Sometimes it's wiser to keep your mouth shut and appear ignorant, than to open it and remove all doubt."
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Re: A Guzzi for hobot
by pelican » Sun Jun 19, 2011 11:28 pm
I like the training wheels and the mini blinds haha
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Re: A Guzzi for hobot
by Olephart » Mon Jun 20, 2011 4:14 am
Gee I hope you haven't offended the Hob.
Quite a work of art there really. How long are the pipes.
I did notice a nice pair of carbies.
Hallelujah brother.
P.S... Mike, Could you please start a new thread, giving the meanings to all American abbreviations..
AC.
Hey AC,
Offend hobot with the strange and weird? Have you been reading his posts, like the apehangers he wants...etc,?
That's a good idea about a thread for abbreviations. I don't know half of them either. We need someone under 30 to create a complete list!
But I'll get some together this week and start a thread for others to add. BTW (by the way) ROFLMAO means "rolling on floor laughing my a$$ off".Mike
2 E-starts and some of a 3rd
99 100cc RT Yamaha
2 I've regretted selling since the day I did:
Guzzi V7 Sport
BSA Spitfire w/GP carbs
99 100cc RT Yamaha
2 I've regretted selling since the day I did:
Guzzi V7 Sport
BSA Spitfire w/GP carbs
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Re: A Guzzi for hobot
by batrider » Mon Jun 20, 2011 10:13 am
Is the 80 mph cruising speed with the surrey top on? Wow what a sail. The funniest part is how the ad is written seriously.
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Re: A Guzzi for hobot
by DonOR » Mon Jun 20, 2011 2:23 pm
Mama Mia!!!
I don't think I can make pasta alla puttanesca or spaghettini carbonara and feel right about it ever again!
I don't think I can make pasta alla puttanesca or spaghettini carbonara and feel right about it ever again!
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Re: A Guzzi for hobot
by Hortons Norton » Mon Jun 20, 2011 8:45 pm
80 mph my ass!!!! I think at 40 the front wheel would start coming off the ground, LOL. I want to see the guys house. 
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1972 Combat
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1998 Buell S1W
2005 Triumph Thruxton
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Re: A Guzzi for hobot
by gtsun » Tue Jun 21, 2011 10:00 am
"turns heads everywhere it goes". Ya and my stomach too!
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Re: A Guzzi for hobot
by Olephart » Tue Jun 21, 2011 12:38 pm
Now, Now, like ole man Porsche said; "When people understand the function, they will see the beauty."
So, I'm thinking that maybe we're all so narrow-minded, we are unable to understand the function, therefore completely missing out on the beauty. Maybe that tarp on toothpicks is a disguise for an otherwise uncontrollable chick magnet that he can only bring out at night. For $7K, its gotta be something more than you can see. I mean, just how many feet down the block could you go before that top blew completely off? 
Mike
So, I'm thinking that maybe we're all so narrow-minded, we are unable to understand the function, therefore completely missing out on the beauty. Maybe that tarp on toothpicks is a disguise for an otherwise uncontrollable chick magnet that he can only bring out at night. For $7K, its gotta be something more than you can see. I mean, just how many feet down the block could you go before that top blew completely off?
Mike
2 E-starts and some of a 3rd
99 100cc RT Yamaha
2 I've regretted selling since the day I did:
Guzzi V7 Sport
BSA Spitfire w/GP carbs
99 100cc RT Yamaha
2 I've regretted selling since the day I did:
Guzzi V7 Sport
BSA Spitfire w/GP carbs
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Re: A Guzzi for hobot
by Hortons Norton » Tue Jun 21, 2011 6:23 pm
Your right Mike, I'm putting down a huge bid.
1975 Commando MKIII
1972 Combat
1998 Buell S1
1998 Buell S1W
2005 Triumph Thruxton
Tri-Spark team member and field tester
1972 Combat
1998 Buell S1
1998 Buell S1W
2005 Triumph Thruxton
Tri-Spark team member and field tester
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Re: A Guzzi for hobot
by AussieCombat » Tue Jun 21, 2011 9:32 pm
We have a Christmas parade here and that machine would fit right in. Just needs off centre wheels.
Quite a modest price considering....
" Won several trophies "
"A very well ballanced bike "
" Unique features "
" NOT built to be a show piece "
Plus it's fitted with... Micuni carborators.
Euro rickshaw, It's a steal.
Quite a modest price considering....
" Won several trophies "
"A very well ballanced bike "
" Unique features "
" NOT built to be a show piece "
Plus it's fitted with... Micuni carborators.
Euro rickshaw, It's a steal.
"Sometimes it's wiser to keep your mouth shut and appear ignorant, than to open it and remove all doubt."
"Such is life"...Ned Kelly, (Aust bushranger), just before he was hung by the neck.
"Such is life"...Ned Kelly, (Aust bushranger), just before he was hung by the neck.
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