Moto Guzzi Day, England, Saturday 29th June.

[Chris Jessop]

Moto Guzzi Day 2024 at the British Motor Museum, Gaydon on Saturday 29th June is free and informal. No tickets are required, and you don’t have to prebook.

It starts at 10.00am and runs until late afternoon. The event takes place in a reserved Moto Guzzi display area.

During the event all motorcycle enthusiasts qualify for discounted entry to the Museum and Collections Centre, price is £12.00 per adult.

The British Motor Museum has excellent facilities including a café and houses the world's largest collection of historic British cars. It is located on Banbury Road in Gaydon, 1.5 miles west of J12 M40. Museum website: britishmotormuseum.co.uk

If using a Sat Nav for directions, we recommend you enter the British Motor Museum as a point of interest rather than using the postcode.

Google Map: BritishMotorMuseum?share

We are pleased to confirm that MSC Nottingham will support Moto Guzzi Day 2024 by their presence. MSC staff will be available throughout the day to promote the brand and provide information about the 2024 Moto Guzzi model range and accessories.

MSC will also have 2024 Moto Guzzi models available for test rides. Please bring your driving licence and another form of photo ID if you have an old-style paper licence.

MSC website: scooters.co.uk

Event webpage: ukbuellgroup.co.uk/moto-guzzi-day-2024
Facebook event page: facebook.com/events/1423064171938870

 

[Chris Jessop]

Moto Guzzi Day 2024 final arrangements:

This year, the event will be held in the Western Arena - area 6 on the site map.



MSC Nottingham will have the V100 Mandello S and V100 Stelvio available for test rides.

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[Chris Jessop]

Confirmed this afternoon, in addition to the café in the museum there will also be outside catering.

 

[Chris Jessop]

Thank you to everyone who attended Moto Guzzi Day 2024 held on Saturday 29th June at the British Motor Museum in Gaydon, Warwickshire. There was a total of 62 Moto Guzzis at the event. The weather forecast leading up to the event was for a mostly dry day with the chance of a light shower in the afternoon. Luckily, we were blessed with dry conditions and sunshine all day.

Thanks to Andrew and Roz from MSC Nottingham for supporting the event by their presence. It’s great to have a relationship with such a proactive dealer who’s willing to put the effort in to promote the Moto Guzzi brand.

MSC brought a V100 Mandello S and a V100 Stelvio for test rides. They also had a V7-850 ‘Ten’ with special paintwork and a E5+ 2024 V85TT for static display. This V85TT had arrived at MSC just prior to the event so it was a pleasant surprise that they were able to bring it along. It looked very striking in its new red and white livery. The latest version of this successful model benefits from numerous updates including variable valve timing. We have a ‘Mark 1’ 24,000-mile 2019 V85TT so it was of particular interest to us.

There was a good selection of current and older models at the event including quite a few liquid cooled V100 Mandellos. There was also a new V100 Stelvio showing just a few hundred miles.

The most eye-catching machine at the event was a stripped-down ‘Superleggera’ café racer using a 1997 1100cc Sport Injection engine. See photo showing some written details of this purposeful looking machine.

40 images can be found here: ukbuellgroup.co.uk/moto-guzzi-day-2024 (Hyperlink removed by author)

 

[Big-Dave]

Half the bikes had left when I turned up, but it was still the most Guzzis I have ever seen in one place.

 

[viewpoint]

Thanks Chris and all the other members I met at the meet.
So I paid my money and joined the club
Then went to the Guzzi bike night in Worcestershire on the Wednesday
As it’s my first Guzzi after a life time of Japanese.
I told them I’d just returned from a 3000 mile trip to Budapest….the bike didn’t miss a beat
Dave on the red and gold one