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Very nice, hours of fun ahead! Is it currently a runner?
On the Super Alce, what is the large toothed wheel / sprocket behind the front of the drive chain?
On the Super Alce, what is the large toothed wheel / sprocket behind the front of the drive chain?
The last time it ran was a trip over to the Moto piston rally in Spain, it completed the 5000 curves run effortlessly apparently.That was in 2014.
The gear behind the sprocket is the kick starter quadrant gear.
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Does it have an SOS button for when you drop it? 
never saw one in the flesh but fascinated by it.
attempted to purchase one from spain but unfortunately did not happen.
I had a Convert for about 10 years. Great bike to ride and, like most Guzzis, very reliable when sorted.
Guzzis of that era have great proportions - such a nice design.
I really like the Convert, looking forward to following the refurbishment 
By the way, is that a Bultaco Alpina I see in your first photo? I had one in the 70’s, I bought it fromJohn Collins in Port Talbot and traded it in against a Bultaco Frontera to compete in Enduros with, but I really loved that Alpina
By the way, is that a Bultaco Alpina I see in your first photo? I had one in the 70’s, I bought it fromJohn Collins in Port Talbot and traded it in against a Bultaco Frontera to compete in Enduros with, but I really loved that Alpina
Yes it is a 350, 1975. I’ve just finished restoring it.I really like the Convert, looking forward to following the refurbishment
By the way, is that a Bultaco Alpina I see in your first photo? I had one in the 70’s, I bought it fromJohn Collins in Port Talbot and traded it in against a Bultaco Frontera to compete in Enduros with, but I really loved that Alpina
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Yes, I really like that! I had the 250, both Alpina and Frontera, great bikes Bultaco’s are.
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