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Guzzi spotting in a museum

Tebax

Tebax

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Hi all, just visited a motor focused museum in Sweden today (in the town Motala).
Hey, they had a lot of old stuff!
Besides all the old cars and technology related products, they also had old motorcycles.
So here’s the quiz.
What Guzzi models are these?
1)
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2)
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3)
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4)
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5)
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Admittedly the first picture is not a Guzzi, but being an US website and the color typically matched the other Guzzi’s I thought I would throw in a US product for good measures 😎
 
Tebax said:
Admittedly the first picture is not a Guzzi, but being an US website and the color typically matched the other Guzzi’s I thought I would throw in a US product for good measures 😎
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Yes, not a Guzzi, but that "Harley" was -- I think -- made in Italy by (then-owned by Harley-Davisdson) Aermacchi and then badged H-D and sold in the U.S. in the late '70's..

Cool museum, btw. :clap:

Bill
 
Bill Hagan said:
Yes, not a Guzzi, but that "Harley" was -- I think -- made in Italy by (then-owned by Harley-Davisdson) Aermacchi and then badged H-D and sold in the U.S. in the late '70's..

Cool museum, btw. :clap:

Bill
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That Harley Davidson is actually a moped, if the small engine isn’t revealing enough.
I think it’s a really good looking moped!
 
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Tebax said:
That Harley Davidson is actually a moped, if the small engine isn’t revealing enough.
I think it’s a really good looking moped!
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Mopeds here MUST have pedals and limited to <49cc, like your last image. Was that noted as a Moto Guzzi? They made a model called the Robin below. Not even the Motoleggera 65 or Cardelino in your last images above it qualifies as one.

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GTM® said:
Mopeds here MUST have pedals and limited to <49cc, like your last image. Was that noted as a Moto Guzzi? They made a model called the Robin below. Not even the Motoleggera 65 or Cardelino in your last images above it qualifies as one.
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Aha, mopeds in US must have pedals?
I see, interesting, that’s not the case in Europe though.
The green Guzzi was US approved moped then 🤓
It has pedals, and the model is “Trotter”.
Produced between 1966-1973 according to the sign.

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