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Oh I get it, and from a logistics standpoint, it’s all about geography too. Still frustrating to watch what you want, be enjoyed by so many others for months before you.Order of operations Todd. Biggest Markets receive first product.
You funny.Think of it this way. By the time the bikes get to us the bugs "should" be worked out.
I bought 13 new from 2014 to 2019 for my rental biz.We like to think the USA is the best at everything but when it comes to buying Moto Guzzi motorcycles
I bought 13 new from 2014 to 2019 for my rental biz.
Ha! The sad part is that they really don't thank me or care, and even worse they give me the one-finger salute at most every opportunity it feels like.Moto Guzzi thanks you for being 60% of their US Sales!
Ya mean in a year or so? LOLThink of it this way. By the time the bikes get to us the bugs "should" be worked out.
Those unit sales seem a bit low? I thought MG was churning out 10,000+ bikes these days?Order of operations Todd. Biggest Markets receive first product. Italy, Germany, France, Switzerland. Then the remainder of most of Europe, Asia & Australia, with the USA bringing up the rear...
When you only make 53 million in sales, you cater to your largest markets.
We like to think the USA is the best at everything but when it comes to buying Moto Guzzi motorcycles, we actually suck eggs at the bottom of the barrel.
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Hi, italian here, one very important aspect when buying a bike is the proximity and quality of dealers. Piaggio has very few dealers compared to the japanese brands, or even BMW, and also not equally distributed in the country. Piaggio has 93 dealers, mainly in the north and center Italy, BMW Motorrad 107, also biased towards the north, but less so.I find the Italian sales numbers hard to believe. I recently spent 2 1/2 months living in Sicily and of all the big bikes I saw more than 75% were BMW adv’s then it was Japanese. I reckon I saw maybe 2 or 3 Guzzis. The north being more prosperous and closer to the factory maybe the numbers are different or are the Italians trying to tell us something? Maybe the BM’s were tourists? I didnt get the chance to look at their plates cos by the time I spotted them they were gone, me being stuck in traffic in a car.