75th Anniversary July 2024

Yes at this stage of life you'd think it would be a doddle to just ' go ' if only things could be that simple. 😬 +1 for all the content being posted up. It's my first post to check out multiple times a day. 😆
 
I have broken down just south of TAIO on the SS43 on the road to Trento. The battery is dead. While I wait for recovery I spoke to Ged at GCS. He suggested the regulator rectifier is knackered. The question to the Forum is, if I can get thr bike to Breganze, will I be able to find s new reg/rec and get it fitted, and a new battery if needed? I have no idea what to expect there. Thanks.
 
Sorry to hear of your troubles, I’m sure someone would be able to help you out, Riccardo Oro's has a workshop in Breganze but maybe someone could let you know if he is available or visiting the celebrations, his
workshop address is Via dell'Industria, 1, 36042 Breganze VI

Hope this may be of some help to you,good luck.
 
I have broken down just south of TAIO on the SS43 on the road to Trento. The battery is dead. While I wait for recovery I spoke to Ged at GCS. He suggested the regulator rectifier is knackered. The question to the Forum is, if I can get thr bike to Breganze, will I be able to find s new reg/rec and get it fitted, and a new battery if needed? I have no idea what to expect there. Thanks.
Yes
 
We’ve had a few issues, not least customs in UK, but now we’re well on the way with the amazing TT1’s.
Well, now arrived, Oz bikes built and they run! See you all tomorrow. 😄
 

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The gentleman that is Mr Oro, rebuilt my cylinder head immediately after a Breganze event some years ago, but be careful as, usually, after party-time he usually likes to take it easy with a holiday.

Suggest getting your hands on a reg-rec ASAP after arriving. There will be a thousand capable hands willing and capable to fit it, and someone is bound to have a multimeter.
 
To add...
There is a great spirit in Breganze, as folk are coming in from all over. Just put the word out that you are in need and help will come. Last time, I needed to tighten my chain, but had forgotten to bring the big bugger spanner. I opened my mouth and 2 mins later, one was in my hand.

You meet the nicest people on a Laverda
 
Courtesy of Autozug. Fixed my old tank after yonks, and first time out. We made it though after a cracked off manifold vac hose and a (yet another) cracked spade fuse, challenges my bike threw at us. Brilliant ride over the Vipiteno to Bolzano alternative route.
 

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Courtesy of Autozug. Fixed my old tank after yonks, and first time out. We made it though after a cracked off manifold vac hose and a (yet another) cracked spade fuse, challenges my bike threw at us. Brilliant ride over the Vipiteno to Bolzano alternative route.
Ahh that's a real shame, but at least you're still running 👍
 
I have broken down just south of TAIO on the SS43 on the road to Trento. The battery is dead. While I wait for recovery I spoke to Ged at GCS. He suggested the regulator rectifier is knackered. The question to the Forum is, if I can get thr bike to Breganze, will I be able to find s new reg/rec and get it fitted, and a new battery if needed? I have no idea what to expect there. Thanks.
That's why I run one of these on all my bikes, it gives you an early hint of trouble coming. I have had similar, overcharging and didn't know for who knows how long.
 
View attachment 90938View attachment 90939View attachment 90940View attachment 90941View attachment 90942View attachment 90943View attachment 90944View attachment 90945In Breganze now, after a fabulous ride on some truly spectacular roads. Sadly, the worst of them were better than the best roads back in the UK. I had almost forgotten how good road surfaces could be.
Great pics, really enjoying seeing the various trip reports - very envious.
For some reason that pic with the Blue, Red & Orange really says it all to me (y)
 
Courtesy of Autozug. Fixed my old tank after yonks, and first time out. We made it though after a cracked off manifold vac hose and a (yet another) cracked spade fuse, challenges my bike threw at us. Brilliant ride over the Vipiteno to Bolzano alternative route.
Fuk no, Lee!! That is horrendous - after finding that bloke in Norsk who did such a beautiful job on your tank - and first time out!! I hope getting insurance from Autozug doesn't prove as difficult as that useless ferry company in Norway. So glad it hasn't stopped you from riding, but pains my eyes to see that tank :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
 
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