Moto Guzzi Le Mans Mk1
1976 moto guzzi 850 le mans mk1 the original le mans was replaced by the le mans ii which featured a larger nose fairing, revised instruments and some extra bodywork around the bulbous and protruding cylinders. the revised looks could not disguise the brutal nature of a very capable and thoroughbred machine, however.
Moto guzzi le mans mk1. Moto guzzi Le Mans mk1 series 2 reg: May 1978 £8,400 When I took ownership in 2017 I give it a full service. It had 68534 miles and I’ve only ridden 605miles in the past three years. Description. One of the very first 1979 Mk2 Le Mans with Mk1 cosmetics. One off stainless race rep pipes which have the most addictive sound. Electronic ignition. timing gear conversion. braided brake lines. head guards. forks just serviced. new cables and new tyres. I've been looking for a Le Mans 850 for a while.. Moto Guzzi 850 Le Mans Mk1 Series 2 buyers advice requested. Discussion in 'Old's Cool' started by Bongolia,. I'm a half decent home mechanic but never owned a Guzzi and don't know much about the particular issues they may have. Thanks for any wisdoms. #1. Thought I'd bump this again as it's been about a year. Got back from a ride to Le Mans , 930 miles to the 24 Hour Museuem three weeks ago (been cleaning it since ). Bike was running fine apart from a starting problem and oil plugged outside the house when setting off at 5.45.
The appearance and style of Moto Guzzi motorcycles are also what make them so appealing to customers. In 2004, and based off of unit sales, Moto Guzzi ranked number one in European sales and number four in the world motorcycle sales. They continue to succeed in producing quality motorcycles that are reliable and comfortable for the rider every. Moto Guzzi 850 Le Mans Mk1 Years produced: 1976-78 Total production: 6,817 Claimed power: 71-80hp @ 7,3000rpm Top speed: 133.5mph (1977 test) Engine type: Overhead-valve, air-cooled V-twin Weight (dry): 196kg (431lb) Price then: $3,679 (1977) Price now: $7,500-$10,500 MPG: 35-55 Bikes are getting bigger. MOTO GUZZI Mk1 LE MANS. which still has a long way to go and the restoration of the Le Mans is now looking very unlikely. and of course the wheels have been painted but should be silver. For sale in the UK only. This is nice but not perfect 11/1977 build date for a 1978 Model Moto Guzzi Le mans Mk1 Matching numbers bike, frame # VF76958, only 5809 miles showing on speedo, and would seem correct Imported from the USA with all import approvals and documents Has a new Pirelli rear tyre, not sure how old it is but looks fine Has a new battery Starts, runs and rides nicely, all electrics work Still has.
Moto Guzzi 850 Le Mans Mark II: Year: 1978 - 80: Engine: Four stroke, 90° V twin, longitudinally mounted, OHV pushrod, 2 valves per cylinder: Capacity: 844 cc / 51.5 cu-in: Bore x Stroke: 83 x 78 mm: Cooling System: Air cooled: Compression Ratio: 10.2:1: Lubrication: Gear driven oil pump with replaceable full flow oil filter: Induction: 2x. MOTO GUZZI LE MANS MK1. Sale price: £3773 ≈ $4847 ≈ €4098 ≈ ₿0.47 btc. Item location: Knutsford, UK Seller's notes: “Excellent condition, with marks, wear and tear as would be consistent with a motorcycle of this year.” Sale type: Fixed price listing The infamously volatile lira had seen the cost of Guzzi V-twins fluctuate wildly and even if the bikes were truly outstanding few took the plunge. To produce the Le Mans, Moto Guzzi took the S3 as the baseline in terms of chassis and running gear and added an engine taken from the 850T touring machine. But beneath the skin, Moto Guzzi had been reworking the bike in dozens of subtle, and not so subtle ways. However, the lean and compact sportster that was the Mk1 was gone. The Le Mans was now grazing. The sporting Moto Guzzi 1000S arrived in 1990, a direct descendant of the original Le Mans (or, more accurately, a direct descendant of the 750S.
Moto guzzi le mans mk1 1978 red full nut and bolt rebuild 2012 never used only been on display very rare uk bike with matching numbers engine has 950 gallineo barrels. Fast road cam. Alloy sump extension. Alloy timing gears. (no timing chains)engine and gear box striped vapour blasted new seals be... 1976 Moto Guzzi Le Mans. Dutch road-racer Jan Kampen was the motivation behind Lino Tonti’s 850 Le Mans, Mk 1. Tonti first showed his prototype at the 1972 Premio Varrone design competition, and by 73 had the concept largely sorted sufficiently to enter the 1973 Barcelona 24-hour. A stunning and highly original Moto Guzzi Le Mans MK1 for sale. This is the most collectible of the Le Mans series and the most brutish. A great and under valued classic motorcycle investment that is bound to become an appreciating asset. A stunning example, read the long description to know more, or call the Motorcycle Broker on 01803 865166. £ The Moto Guzzi Le Mans is a sports motorcycle first manufactured in 1976 by Italian company Moto Guzzi.It was named after the 24-hour motorcycle endurance race at Le Mans in France. The Le Mans designation was first used for an 850 prototype, based on the V7, displayed at Premio Varrone in late 1972.