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MY25 V7-850 UPDATES?!

I like it, this was the one thing that made me sell my v7 850 stone was not having cruise control. Longer rides became tiring on the throttle hand. Oh and changing that rear tire taking the wheel off was not fun, but I can get over that. More power and torque is definitely appreciated. I'd like to get the bike up to 80 to 90 horsepower if possible, but it's not a deal breaker for me the power.
 
Matt Bryant said:
I like it, this was the one thing that made me sell my v7 850 stone was not having cruise control. Longer rides became tiring on the throttle hand. Oh and changing that rear tire taking the wheel off was not fun, but I can get over that. More power and torque is definitely appreciated. I'd like to get the bike up to 80 to 90 horsepower if possible, but it's not a deal breaker for me the power.
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I installed a Atlas throttle lock on mine. Works great.
 
lucydad said:
That green V7 Sport intrigues me, when will they hit USA??
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My guess is Q2/3. Agostini says they don't expect to see them before Spring. Usually when they show at EICMA, they are on the floor in Italy by the time the show is done.
 
As an owner of a 2022 year V7 850 Stone I have to say that these changes seem to be pretty much as expected. I like the idea of RBW throttle and slightly more power and torque. Plus peak torque is made some 600 Rpm lower which would suggest greater rideability at everyday speeds.

There isn't enough here to make me want to trade my current bike but I like that Guzzi are keeping the simple air cooled motor relevant and meeting Euro 5+. The under-engine collector box/Catalyst is a bit unfortunate but I could live with it. I'll be keen to see/hear some riding impressions in the near future.
 
upside front forks look strange to me on bikes with twin-shock rears, but they still sell the standard model so great! and more power!
 
tobinh said:
upside front forks look strange to me on bikes with twin-shock rears
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Says the man with opposite! Haha. As you know, standard forks can be made to function well. I again state this is likely more of an exercise for the Cup Series for the GC Bros.
Something cool about 17” rims with inverted front end on a twin shock bike IMO…

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GTM® said:
Says the man with opposite! Haha. As you know, standard forks can be made to function well. I again state this is likely more of an exercise for the Cup Series for the GC Bros.
Something cool about 17” rims with inverted front end on a twin shock bike IMO…
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yea, but standard fork + mono shock is allowed because my old CR250 had that... and that somehow makes it okay in my brain haha

that jackal looks great tho. love the single seat too.
 
I like it. Seems like some parts bin swapping has happened in regard to the RBW throttle body, gigantic cat under the frame, associated ride modes and cruise control appear very similar to the v85tt. The front brakes look the same as the v85. Perhaps the fork setup is based upon the v85 also. It's unlikely the engine has the same internal features of the v85, or they'd likely have highlighted those changes helping to bump the power and torque claims.

I'd ride it, probably love it. Not likely to buy one anytime soon. I think it would be great to see a truly modernized version of the Sport that isnt a watered down version with retro paint. Perhaps produced in a numbered run and priced accordingly.
 
This morning I drove down to my local Guzzi dealer (West Chester, PA) and asked them when they expect the new 2025 V7 Sport. They said probably late March. I told them to put me down for the first green one. No deposit yet, but when they get shipping dates, we will make the trade. What prompts me to trade my 2017 V7 III Special? And man, I have loved this bike. Well, about 2 weeks ago I rode my Aprilia Tuono 660 and the Blue Goose back to back. I really noticed:

1). the inferior braking of the V7, emergency stops are really not up to par
2) the front shock dives, and generally bumpy ride on our very bumpy PA roads.

So yeah, there you go. I will update progress on this intention next spring. I hope Agostini makes some aftermarket cans, and Guzzi makes a rear rack and Dart makes a fly screen.

Gives me something to look forward to. I like the new Sport. Told my local dealer: save the first green one for me, let me know when you expect shipping. I like the new Sport.
 
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