English speaking Gileristi are welcome!
Moderator: Joachim
New Blood to Gilera club
Hi
I just join the forces.
I have SP 01 -90.
Finland is the place where I try to keep up with This bike.
I just join the forces.
I have SP 01 -90.
Finland is the place where I try to keep up with This bike.
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Hello
Just finished restoring this Gilera CX. It turns heads wherever it goes!
Just finished restoring this Gilera CX. It turns heads wherever it goes!
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- Nordie-Warmfahrer
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Like the Triumph though
- CokiGFR125
- Angstbremser
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- Location: Apatin / Vojvodina / Serbia
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Hello to everyone from serbia , made my own intro thread but i also wanted to say hi here
1993 Piece of junk Gilera GFR 125 (hope to see it shine really soon)
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Hi there Paul here from the UK
I am very much into 2 stroke engines and parts; I have just added 2 Gilera GFR125 to my collection of bikes and would like to learn more about them.
I own and run a Motorcycle business in the uk and in the past have been a full Piaggio dealer
Gilera, Derbi,Vespa Etc, but now only do parts and engine work.
I have always been into 2 strokes and manly do parts for the Aprilia RS125 and the Cagiva Mito 125,
i hope to add Gilera GFR, SP01/02 parts to our list, although i know this is going to be hard and there are not that many parts available.
I am very much into 2 stroke engines and parts; I have just added 2 Gilera GFR125 to my collection of bikes and would like to learn more about them.
I own and run a Motorcycle business in the uk and in the past have been a full Piaggio dealer
Gilera, Derbi,Vespa Etc, but now only do parts and engine work.
I have always been into 2 strokes and manly do parts for the Aprilia RS125 and the Cagiva Mito 125,
i hope to add Gilera GFR, SP01/02 parts to our list, although i know this is going to be hard and there are not that many parts available.
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Welcome
Good luck.
ciao Joachim
Ahh.... you are the one who bought the GFRs from the GeN member on ebay.paul v wrote:I have just added 2 Gilera GFR125 to my collection of bikes
Good luck.
ciao Joachim
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Yes it was me who got the 2 bikesJoachim wrote:Welcome
Ahh.... you are the one who bought the GFRs from the GeN member on ebay.paul v wrote:I have just added 2 Gilera GFR125 to my collection of bikes
Good luck.
ciao Joachim
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWAX:IT
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Hi my name is Kev from uk I have just purchased a gilera rrt125 i think any information about the carb as mine is missing would be helpful
also should it have a oil pump and tank or can it be run on premix if so how much oil should be added to fuel
regards kev
also should it have a oil pump and tank or can it be run on premix if so how much oil should be added to fuel
regards kev
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First: RRT was my first Gilera, 15 years ago!!-
Carb is 28 dellorto,(better where 30 or 32!!) Oil-pumps I have, new! Oil-tank: do you have a
Part-No. ?? ....othersides: you can take anyone you can fitted!
I think I have some used parts of RRT
By more questions: hahne.power@t-online.de
Visit my page: www.hahne-power.de
Bye Gottfried
Carb is 28 dellorto,(better where 30 or 32!!) Oil-pumps I have, new! Oil-tank: do you have a
Part-No. ?? ....othersides: you can take anyone you can fitted!
I think I have some used parts of RRT
By more questions: hahne.power@t-online.de
Visit my page: www.hahne-power.de
Bye Gottfried
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Hi, I am Vlado and here is the story of my Gilera. I bought it back in 1991 and restored it to my best ability and limited access to parts, services, etc. In year 2000, I lost it. It is a long and personal affair. A couple of days ago, I managed to recover it! Now I am committed to restore it once again and keep it forever. However, I need to identify the model/year first. I think that the bike is 1958 175 cc Gilera Sport. Tried to confirm it with http://www.registrostoricogilera.org/, but their email is not active - I get the message <segreteria@registrostoricogilera.org>:
user is over quota.
Can somebody help me to identify the bike? the chassis is 189 3317. I also attach a picture of the bike in present condition - not great!
Vlado
user is over quota.
Can somebody help me to identify the bike? the chassis is 189 3317. I also attach a picture of the bike in present condition - not great!
Vlado
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- Tank-Reserve-Benutzer
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Looking for Saturno 500 Bialbero
Hello....
Hope that everyone in the Gilera community is well!
I am on the search for a clean Saturno 500 Bialbero '88-99.
I might consider a 350, but would prefer a 500.
I live in California, but am willing to purchase from abroad.
Can anyone give me some direction other then the usual Ebay, Craigslist, etc.
I recently missed one at auction and have not been able to contact seller.
Someone has to know someone that has one in the staple that they no longer want...
I know she's out there....
Please help a brother out!
-Sasha
Sasher@aol.com
Hope that everyone in the Gilera community is well!
I am on the search for a clean Saturno 500 Bialbero '88-99.
I might consider a 350, but would prefer a 500.
I live in California, but am willing to purchase from abroad.
Can anyone give me some direction other then the usual Ebay, Craigslist, etc.
I recently missed one at auction and have not been able to contact seller.
Someone has to know someone that has one in the staple that they no longer want...
I know she's out there....
Please help a brother out!
-Sasha
Sasher@aol.com