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V7 Registry & Picture thread -- ADD YOUR BIKE

I bought my 2015 V7 Stone in April this year, with just over 8K miles on it. I put on new Bridgestone BT46 tires, had it serviced, cleaned up some cosmetic issues (like replacing the old right side panel which had lost its badge, replaced cheap bar end mirrors, cleaned up some rusty bolts, cleaned out the kill/starter assembly that seemed to be shorting out, etc.), and am now enjoying riding it around Northern Virginia. I love this bike, my first MG. Very glad to be on this site, I've already found a load of useful info.

VIN ZGULWUA06FM200297

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V7 Centenario
VIN: ZGUKZA003MM000199
D.o.P.: July 9th, 2021 (first owner)
@MotoGrappa, Norway

Upcoming mods:
  • SAS and EVAP removal
  • Breathing upgrade
  • UpMap
  • Matris, rear and front (or Öhlins and Andreani)
  • Clip-on, or a lower handlebar than original
  • Rearsets (possibly)
Won't stray too far from the original Centenario look, just fine tune it for everyday riding (commuting and joy).

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JC59 said:
As requested my 2022 Guzzi V7 850 special photos.
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Thanks, but more important is the VIN# and related for the first post of this thread. The bikes all look the same otherwise. Cheers. ;)
 
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