Anyone here know anything about them?
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they are pretty cool and unique bikes.
90* v twin longitudinal shaft drive in a lot of different configurations. Mostly standards.
90* v twin longitudinal shaft drive in a lot of different configurations. Mostly standards.
Moto Guzzi is an Italian motorcycle manufacturer. It is one of seven brands owned by Piaggio. Established in 1921 in Mandello del Lario, Italy, the company is noted for its central historic role in Italy's motorcycling manufacture, its prominence worldwide in motorcycle racing, and a series of industry innovations – including the first motorcycle wind tunnel and the first motorcycle eight-cylinder engine.
The Griso is one of my favorite new bikes.
Very nice looking bikes! Why would you be looking at Moto's Decavo?
Had a 1974 850 Eldorado for just over 20 years, super reliable and a very cool ride. It was the last of the heavy frame guzzis and the geometry was perfect for long gravel roads, it ran like it was on rails, amazing and much, much better than some of the new "adventure" bikes. It had 137,000 miles on it when I sold it and I hear its still running strong.
Almost as dependable and cool as my '84 60
Almost as dependable and cool as my '84 60
I want the V7 Classic in a bad way
I am liking this bike more every time I ride it. It makes smooth power from idle all the way to 7000 rpm.
I can't imagine what the Griso must be like. This is my first European bike and the workmanship on it is beautiful.
I can't imagine what the Griso must be like. This is my first European bike and the workmanship on it is beautiful.
Sold the V7 and bought an '84 Lemans III and a '77 T3. Even better bikes than the 2013 V7R!
Added a third. 1974 Eldorado 850 Police.
A little update. Still the three same bikes but added a sidecar to the Eldorado. It's so much fun it should be illegal.
