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If the dealer is so F'N lazy he can't check the tire pressure I'd never go back for service.
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If they forgot to check the tire pressure then I would check every single fastener before riding that much. Guzzi's are known to have loose fasteners.
If you can’t trust the dealer to get something as basic as tyre pressures correct I wouldn’t let them anywhere near the bike with a wrench. You are fortunate to have Todd’s shop on your “doorstep “ where you know things will be done right.2019 V7 III Stone Night Pack
VIN: ZGULDU02XKM000090
Bought it from OC Motorcycle, Costa Mesa, California with a trade-in.
My first Guzzi and love it. My other bike is 2012 Ducati Monster M796.
The dealer forgot to check the tire pressure, they were low at around 25 psi, but the ride home was no issue.
Other than that, the engine oil level is correct, and I adjusted the clutch lever and also tighten the throttle cable to be within specs.
No leak anywhere and the the bike is very smooth.
Already ordered SAS block kit and crash bar from Todd.
Will keep everything else stock for now until the first service.
Partially my fault, should have asked them to check in front of me. The Technician did test ride the bike, though.
I do like the Sales Kenna who I worked with and the owner Jim, both treated me well. Kenna reminded me the factory discount will change on Aug 1, it could be more or could be less. It turned out to be less...
I do like the Sales Kenna who I worked with and the owner Jim, both treated me well. Kenna reminded me the factory discount will change on Aug 1, it could be more or could be less. It turned out to be less...
Louisv97
Cruisin' Guzzisti
I got my V7 from OC motorcycle as well, and everything was done right.
Then again an italian guy sold the bike to me, so it might have an italian's blessing.
Then again an italian guy sold the bike to me, so it might have an italian's blessing.
Also, I am very aware of Todd's store and service dept. I told the sales person at OC Motorcycle about asking Guzzi Tech doing the 1st service and she was aware of GT.
OC Motorcycle were selling two V9 Bobber Sport (they got these from a store that were no longer in business) at V7 III Special price and that was why I contacted them. However, I was one step too late, so got the V7 III Stone Night Pack instead.
I was there for about 90 minutes and rode the V7 III home with a big smile on my face. The slightly leaning forward sitting position fits my 5'7" frame just about perfect.
OC Motorcycle were selling two V9 Bobber Sport (they got these from a store that were no longer in business) at V7 III Special price and that was why I contacted them. However, I was one step too late, so got the V7 III Stone Night Pack instead.
I was there for about 90 minutes and rode the V7 III home with a big smile on my face. The slightly leaning forward sitting position fits my 5'7" frame just about perfect.
PepperoniBros.
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Thanks to the generosity of one of the Facebook Moto Guzzi Owners page sending me a set of red spark plug covers, I was able to make my valve covers fit in with the rest of the program.
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Sickora
Just got it firing!
2019 V7III Stone Night pack - styled as a tribute to the Carbon Dark
Vin ZGULDU024KM000134
This is my 2nd Guzzi. I bought it from Cadre cycle, great place, Enzo understood what I was going for and suggested the tank swap himself.
Vin ZGULDU024KM000134
This is my 2nd Guzzi. I bought it from Cadre cycle, great place, Enzo understood what I was going for and suggested the tank swap himself.
Sickora
Just got it firing!
Yeah, Enzo was great, gave me some ideas I hadn't thought of for the bike and very, very easy to work with. the 250 mile free delivery radius is nice also.
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I was wondering how the Red Plug cover would look with a Stock head !
( Or Vise Versa )
- Now we know!
Jonny G
Just got it firing!
2020 V7 III Racer purchased on August 17, 2020 at Vespa Brooklyn (she lives in Queens though!)
VIN: ZGULDUB07LM000156
Planning on keeping her stock until the first service and then will start with new mufflers... maybe Mistral? Are ECU flashes recommended if I buy the short slip-ons? I was told it wouldn't be needed if the db killers are NOT removed. I don't see that Guzzi Tech carries Mistral, so if a re-flash is needed, would they still be able to help?
Sorry if this needs to be posted elsewhere, I am totally new to forums and motorcycling. Took me a while to even figure out how to create this post!
Jon
VIN: ZGULDUB07LM000156
Planning on keeping her stock until the first service and then will start with new mufflers... maybe Mistral? Are ECU flashes recommended if I buy the short slip-ons? I was told it wouldn't be needed if the db killers are NOT removed. I don't see that Guzzi Tech carries Mistral, so if a re-flash is needed, would they still be able to help?
Sorry if this needs to be posted elsewhere, I am totally new to forums and motorcycling. Took me a while to even figure out how to create this post!
Jon
Sweet bike Jon. Welcome to the family!
A flash can help regardless of exhaust system. I have the Mistral shorties on my 2018 Milano and Todd sent me a flash no problem. I am very happy with the Mistrals myself.
Changing to the K&N air filter gave me a surprising performance boost.
Two basically free mods you can do that are highly recommended are dropping your forks 10mm - 20mm and removing the evap cannister and some of the plumbing.
https://www.guzzitech.com/forums/threads/evap-removal-from-v7iii.17880/
https://www.guzzitech.com/forums/threads/v7-iii-suspension-thread.17726/page-3
Hey Jon, congrats, welcome to the GT Forum & Guzzi Famiglia! You've successfully posted in the right spot with pics, thanks. Appreciate all of the info.
I suggest reading this as a summary on fuel mapping; https://www.guzzitech.com/forums/resources/power-commanders-black-box-magic.205/ (though the Power Commander is NOT available for your bike), the words are valid, and we offer this device; https://gtmotocycles.com/products/gt-motocycles-v7-v9-ecu-re-flash-tool -- you can read the reviews there or on the site here. There is plenty of opinions on this matter, none are backed by scientific data like I have spent the last 20 years working on and showing my results here on this site. There's even free/shareware thievery, ignorance and trickery devices galore floating around the web. Beware. Hilarious that none of them actually provide any type of documentation to show their work as I do.
We can get the Mistrals, we just choose to show those that are more difficult to get offerings (i.e. Agostini), and our lifetime warranty GTM® offerings. I got into building exhausts that last, as I tired of the fix/repair/replace game. If you want one of the fragile brand name offerings (see below), write us direct email; Info @ GuzziTech.com
Wildroamer
Tuned and Synch'ed
Beauty!
Mistrals is a great choice, IMO!
I have the long version on my Milano, and wouldn't go any other way. They look like oem, reusing stock heat shields. And the sound is sublime with db killers installed, and something akin to a souped-up V-8 Mustang with them removed! I have pics if you want.
Oh, I would call the remap a must. Even if you don't get slip-ons right away. I still get a small pop on decel, but nothing compared to the stock map. Low speed riding is also much improved.
Jonny G
Just got it firing!
Thanks for the links! Looks like I have some reading to do!
Lots of great info around here. Enjoy the V7! I love mine.
2018 V7 III Stone in Azzurro Elettrico
VIN#ZGULDU000JM000743
Sold new by GP Motorcycles in San Diego, CA on 11/25/2019
Purchased pre-owned from them on 09/07/2020 with 2,003 miles and shipped to Portland, OR.
VIN#ZGULDU000JM000743
Sold new by GP Motorcycles in San Diego, CA on 11/25/2019
Purchased pre-owned from them on 09/07/2020 with 2,003 miles and shipped to Portland, OR.
