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Grandson takes a ride....
By: mhsilverw Date: November 17, 2014, 12:21 pm
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Ok, so its not the NF but its still a Guzzi, a bimble round some
lanes on the NF's grandson.
Like the NF (for those with the bodywork) the fairing on this
leads to a very friendly relationship twixt man and machine; it
helps one float along dry (its true, well top half) and in a
non-windblown, protected cocoon that makes missing the odd gear
or lazy agricultural throttle response a non event. See a bit
like the NF ::)
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Again like the NF a wonderful old school engine; primeval,
thunder/shudder, shaking cee-cees to lope along with. Lovely.
Rocks the bike a little side to side at tick-over (which it does
very nicely, unlike some other steeds I have spent time with),
and once pulling away being propelled by the mighty V is a
lovely experience.
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A wee departure from the NF, as related to the LeMan's; some
regal bend-swinging is well within it's scope too. Creamy torque
and the bike goes in and out of bends without frantic gear
changing and no fuss.
Guess it's grandaddy of today's Norge too....two NF's cylinders
in a vee. Oh, my knee prefers riding this one; even in filthy
weather/roads..... And praise for Mr Guzzi designer from the
70's, a quick congratulations for linked brakes, a really good
thing when its a bit iffy, and - what' this - a clock, so I know
how late I am going to be....
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On roads that maybe haven't changed for 100yrs or so; where the
NF was in it's element; the grandson seems to do ok too.
Regards
Mark
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Re: Grandson takes a ride....
By: banquo Date: November 17, 2014, 12:26 pm
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Aye, keeps your knees warm in the winter... ;D
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