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Moto Guzzi V700, V7 Special, Ambassador, 850 GT, Eldorado, 850 California - Workshop manuals, spare parts catalogs, rider’s handbooks

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Rider's handbooks

Updated: 2009 Dec 07

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Spare parts catalogs

Updated: Prior to 2007 Dec 11

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Workshop manuals

Updated: Prior to 2007 Dec 11

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  • Moto Guzzi Tune-Up Guide for the Shade Tree Mechanic
    This excellent guide was published by the Moto Guzzi National Owners' Club (MGNOC) in 1973. Produced by Harry W. Harnden (Original "Tips" column editor for the MGNOC), the text was written by Michael S. Buchanan and the drawings were drawn by Shauna G. Buchanan. Approximately 200 copies were sold - at near cost - for USD $2.50, including postage. Harry gave the profit of approximately USD $35.00 back to the MGNOC. Thanks to Harry W. Harnden for granting me permission to digitize this guide and make it available online.
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18,637 KB137 pages
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