Sounds like the guy. Doug Lackey, very nice and easy to deal with. The bike ran well but was in desperate need of carb syncing which could be the culprit for thinking it was underpowered. It's a blast

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I met the previous owner of that V700 late last year. I believe he bought the bike that way. He didn't own it very long, as he felt it was underpowered two up with his wife on the socal freeways. I re

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Makes for a fun conversation piece. Thanks To: Loopframe_Guzzi@... From: hahnda2@... Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2012 18:58:32 -0500 Subject: Re: [Loopframe_Guzzi] vin #'s & production date I

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I took a look at the pictures. I think someone made a new dial face. It should look more like this. http://www.thisoldtractor.com/gtbender/mg_photo_archive/dash_single_gauge/00515.jpg

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Thanks for your help. I posted 3 pics of the bike including one of the speedo on the sight. Sure looks like it's not modified. Scott To: Loopframe_Guzzi@... From: amboman4@... Date:

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VIN 1936 would put it in the beginning of 1968, have a look here: http://thisoldtractor.com/gtbender/moto_guzzi_loopframe_loop_list.php "Too Fast" on the speedo sounds like someone's (nagging wife or

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This info should be of some help to you. http://thisoldtractor.com/gtbender/moto_guzzi_loopframe_loop_list.php I don't think that's a stock speedo. Do you have a picture?

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Hello to all. I have recently purchased a V700 that's a little confusing. It's titled as a 1966 with a vin # of 1936. It's my understanding that 1967 was the 1st year for this bike. Is there a place I

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Hello to all. I have recently purchased a V700 that's a little confusing. It's titled as a 1966 with a vin # of 1936. It's my understanding that 1967 was the 1st year for this bike. Is there a place I

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