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| The controls department of the bike. Gold fluid resevoir covers, Ohlins steering damper, and two smaller gauges (temperature and a clock). |
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| It's a shame Moto Guzzi doesn't seem to have a big presence in the US. This bike looks to have a V-twin turned 90 degrees from what is typical on a Harley. The carbon fiber front fender is a nice touch. Oh, Ohlins front fork and rear shock remote resevoir are visible. Notice a trend yet? The Italians apparently really love the Swedish! |
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A new Triumph 675R along with a matching Speed Triple. These would be the ultimate track bike/street bike combo! The 675R is widely considered the best middleweight bike on the market for track work currently for sale. If only I had about $25k laying around to get both. And more garage space.
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| 1198R with an Akrapovic exhaust. I do love Akrapovic! Check out the rear tire…. Track bike! |
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| Next to said track bike were VP Fuels and Newcombs Ranch. Fuel for the bike and fuel for the rider (stop at Nukes for food about 27 miles into Angeles Crest Highway). |
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| A 1975 Moto Morini 3 1/2 rockin the front drum brakes. Just behind it is a 1955 Moto Rumi. |
