Just joined.tell me what I need to know before buying

[BeePee]

That's my bike !

My 900ie is still for sale and a bargin @ £1500.00 for a 02 bike.
I am sure the first to come and see the bike would buy. (carbon panels etc now removed)

[utopia]

Bargain ain't the word, Scrapps.
That's an absolute steal.

[Dirty]

Originally Posted by utopia

Bargain ain't the word, Scrapps.
That's an absolute steal.

Couldn't agree more. Wish I had the spare cash

Originally Posted by utopia

Bargain ain't the word, Scrapps.
That's an absolute steal.

Yes I know but i would like it to stay in the club and as they say its nice to make someone happy I hope it will bring a smile to the face of a new owner the same way it has mine over the past years.
loved every ride and i have some great memories from some great events along with fantastic people
I still have the SS and will have another Monster after i have had a play on the KTM just time to have a change for a while.

Smiling already Mate.Cheque written ,just got to post in the morning.

[Mr Gazza]

Chuffin' 'eck!!!

You're a fast worker Drumngoragagogogo..Sounds like we will soon be saying welcome to the Monsterhood.

I have an M900Sie myself and I am thinking you will not regret this for a minute..

[steeevvvooo]

Someone HAD to buy scraps bike. It's rare you see a 900 go for that sort of money, especially one that's been looked after!

[Dirty]

Well done Drum, it's a lovely machine you will love it.

Oh I do like a happy ending to a long running story - happy all!

Originally Posted by Drumnagorrach

Smiling already Mate.Cheque written ,just got to post in the morning.

Well that it, no going back,got to sell the old Guzzi to make way for the Ducati, cycled into town and posted the cheque, Anyone want a Cali 3. pound for pound, you get much more with a guzzi,well at 388kg dry you get a lot of metal ,not all of it corroded .
Really looking forward to such a slim and agile bike.

[BeePee]

Well done mate, Tomintoul or Cairn O'Mount first ?

[Martin C]

Originally Posted by Drumnagorrach

Well that it, no going back,got to sell the old Guzzi to make way for the Ducati, cycled into town and posted the cheque, Anyone want a Cali 3. pound for pound, you get much more with a guzzi,well at 388kg dry you get a lot of metal ,not all of it corroded .
Really looking forward to such a slim and agile bike.

Best to advertise the California in "Gambalunga". If you're not an MGCGB Member (most sensible Guzzi owners are), you can pay £15 for a Non-Member's advert in the magazine, just email it & photo to editor@motoguzziclub.co.uk.

If you are an MGCGB Member, please don't feel obliged to terminate your Membership just because you won't own a Guzzi. I sold my own Guzzi over 7 years ago but am still in MGCGB because I reckon Gambalunga is the best bike club magazine published in the UK!

Martin C

Originally Posted by Martin C

Best to advertise the California in "Gambalunga". If you're not an MGCGB Member (most sensible Guzzi owners are), you can pay £15 for a Non-Member's advert in the magazine, just email it & photo to editor@motoguzziclub.co.uk.

If you are an MGCGB Member, please don't feel obliged to terminate your Membership just because you won't own a Guzzi. I sold my own Guzzi over 7 years ago but am still in MGCGB because I reckon Gambalunga is the best bike club magazine published in the UK!

Martin C

I was a Guzzi club member for a few years,Pete Creech used to produce a good mag,not seen it for a few years,did you attend any of the Scottish rallies.? Might have seen you there , At traquare house 2006 best beer and food ever, rode home on the sport 1100 I had ,in snow from Drumocter summit on the A9.
£15 for the advert! that's half the bikes value.

Chaps.
Being an expectant monster owner,my thoughts have turned to showering it with gifts,to that end,where does one get ones spares and trinkets.Cam belts would be the first items .
Lee