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MY25 V7-850 UPDATES?!
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kildareman
Cruisin' Guzzisti
I'd buy it for the colour.
Needs wire wheels and some chrome, other than that
I like the color!
I like the color!
No no no, it needs carbon wheels, more satin, and more carbon LOL
Mindis would never be satisfied with it stock. I like the color; wire or cast wheels are OK as long as the tires are tubeless.
Not a fan of inverted forks on a Stone. I think the standard design with boots is more in keeping with its character.
Agreed. A better standard cartridge fork would’ve been better suited, even with an added brake rotor. I suspect this had much to do with the V7 Trophy series linked below. The Guareschi Bros seem to have a lot of input to the factory on this model, as they run the Series.
Moto Guzzi Fast Endurance Trophy | Moto Guzzi EN
Discover what's in store at the 2024 edition of the Moto Guzzi Fast Endurance, with a look at the race's stages, all the latest news, team sign-ups, official kit and of course, the bikes.
www.motoguzzi.com
Nether one of my bikes will see cast wheels, and the new all
black matt crap does not keep with the old school looks...
What is it about gloss colors being pushed out!
black matt crap does not keep with the old school looks...
What is it about gloss colors being pushed out!
First they came for the sparkles in automotive paint, then they came for the glossy finishes, next, bansished hues....Nether one of my bikes will see cast wheels, and the new all
black matt crap does not keep with the old school looks...
What is it about gloss colors being pushed out!
The Special has chrome, spokes and dual gauges for the older crowd. Stone(r) has had matte paint (it's glossy looking in the top photo above), cast wheels and single gauge for the young(er) crowd. Heh.
Thanks Todd for reminding me I am old...
What a pal...
What a pal...