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Actually, it is the other way around. The reason that all US imported 1100 Sport's have the rectangular and not the trapezoid headlight was due to the insufficient light output from the trapezoid headlight, which did not pass the US import safety light output requirements, so Moto Guzzi had to come up with a better headlight design, which was the rectangular design. I do like the trapezoid headlight much better than the rectangular one.

The cam is made by COMP CAMS My cam's part number is 07-306-8 (LT1 290 HR-12) The cam specs: ADV DUR: INT: 290 / EXH: 307 DUR @: INT: .050 / EXH: 230 245 LOBE SEP: 112.0 VALVE LIFT INT: .510 / EXH: .540 Also, I did the complete cam changeover, which included the lifters, valve springs, pushrods, rockers, timing chain, and my mechanic recommended to change the belt-driven water pump out with an electric pump, which I did and like very much. I would recommend, if you are planning on changing your cam, to also change your car's headers and exhaust. I think my car only sounds as good as it does due to the competition cam and the very large American racing headers flowing into the 3" x-pipe exhaust design, and then into the Borla mufflers.

Raleigh

I see that you don't know much about Moto Guzzi 1100 Sport's. Look up the carb 94-96 models, and then the 97 EFI's..... See if you noticed something before making dumb and ignorant comments.

Oh I was wrong! Try not to cry about looser

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Aftermarket 1996 GS wheels

Hi Nick, I'm probably going to sell my blue 96 in a couple of month. Problem is that I don't have any spare time on my hand to sell one of my bikes, so there is a good possibility that even a bike I would sell will remain sitting in the barn for a couple more years...... Best way to get up with me would probably be on the FB's "Moto Guzzi Sport 1100" group page. I'm from North Carolina, first name is Andreas

Forgot to mention same graphics as the one in vid

Are you looking for a 1994-1996 carb or 97 EFI bike's speedometer? Careful if you find one, since I'm not sure if they are interchangeable. The tachometer's are not compatible between the carb & EFI models. Either way, I would check with companies like: Harper's Moto Guzzi, MG Cycle, Däs Mototech.......

Hi Mike, I have a blue 96 (I think has around 21k miles) and a silver 95 (with around 20k miles) that I may sell sometime soon. I got so busy with work during the last three years, and then ended up with a left shoulder and upper arm surgery three month ago in April, which won't let me ride any of my bikes this year either...... The blue 96 rides great, no mechanical or electrical issues at all. It looks great from five feet away, but the last owner managed to scratch the painted parts a lot, so it should get a new paint job, in my opinion. The silver 95 just passed DMV inspection last month, fully serviced, and that bike has some really nice upgrades like a $2k full Termignoi exhaust, golden wheels, Raceco stainless steel valves & lifters, euro carb setup, and, and, and..... I don't know your budget, but I would sell the blue 96 for around $6k, and the silver 95 with the Termignoni exhaust for $10k. I would sell the silver 95 for $9k, but I would remove the Termignoni and install / replace it with a Mistral stainless exhaust, which is also in great condition. You can contact me at aboehme@nc.rr.com if interested. I have a video of the silver 95 also on CZcams. I can take new videos of the bikes and send them to you (or even better, we could do a life phone video conversation), but please be serious about wanting to buy one before waisting my, or your time.

i’ll save your email and send a message later this fall! hopefully i can pull the trigger. we will see! thanks!!

Yes, Vylkeer, that is exactly what heaven looks like, I have one of these myself and everytime I think of selling it I start it up and immediately change my mind. Greetings from Australia.

@@glennmorrissey2529 If I were you, I wouldn't sell it for any reason ever. Treasure it. Greetings to you too from Italy.

@@Vylkeer Ciao Vylkeer,I just finished 17,000 kilometres around Europe on my GSA 2002, went to the Guzzi festival in Mandello del Lario as well. Where do you live in Italia, I was staying in L'Aquila and then Livorno and Vittiorio Veneto and Teglio,all around really.mi piace Italia!!

@@julietharty1965 Hi! Glad to hear that, makes me very proud of my country. I'm from Naples. Hope you had fun and enjoyed your time here. P.S. It's Vittorio Veneto :)

Thanks, Its was eight years since I rebuild this car, and I still love driving it today just like I did eight years ago, and just like almost twenty-five years ago when I bought it.