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V7 Registry & Picture thread -- ADD YOUR BIKE

radioheadmike said:
V7STONE AN 2021 ZGUKZUA03MM000123
Unfortunately dealing with a few issues with the bike. It's currently at the dealership.
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Congrats, thanks for posting, and sorry to hear. What issues are you having?
 
GTM® said:
Congrats, thanks for posting, and sorry to hear. What issues are you having?
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Thank you!

I have the list here that I put together for the service team:

1. Takes forever to get the engine fired (mornings or on a cold start). It churns, revs, then stalls (likely related to the EVAP system?)

2. In slow speed, erratic & dangerous fueling , revs up to 2,000 – 3000 RPM during stop and go traffic (check if the throttle is sticky)

3. Check Engine – kicked in the first 100 kms of riding , same day I picked up the bike from the dealership.

4. Fuel tank cap is so pressurized when removing it. Makes a woosh/suction noise

5. Once the bike is running, it is very smooth, no issues. Rides nicely on the highway or in non stop-and-go traffic.
 
radioheadmike said:
Thank you!

I have the list here that I put together for the service team:

1. Takes forever to get the engine fired (mornings or on a cold start). It churns, revs, then stalls (likely related to the EVAP system?)

2. In slow speed, erratic & dangerous fueling , revs up to 2,000 – 3000 RPM during stop and go traffic (check if the throttle is sticky)

3. Check Engine – kicked in the first 100 kms of riding , same day I picked up the bike from the dealership.

4. Fuel tank cap is so pressurized when removing it. Makes a woosh/suction noise

5. Once the bike is running, it is very smooth, no issues. Rides nicely on the highway or in non stop-and-go traffic.
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Yikes that sounds scary... I'd also tell Customer service that's straight up dangerous.
 
Xtrythis1 said:
Yikes that sounds scary... I'd also tell Customer service that's straight up dangerous.
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Yup made sure to emphasis this. Basically I am at stop light idling around normal 1200-1500 RPM, and then it would just rev up (without touching the throttle) to about 3000 RPM :shake:. Not fun when I start letting go of the clutch.
 
Scuderia_Jedi said:
2021 V7 Stone 850 Centenario
ZGUKZUA00MM000077
Purchased May 1, 2021
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Thanks for posting your info and pic! U.S. is too vague, so just a state if you're too paranoid about listing your city, all good. ;)
Hope to see you here posting often.
 
GTM® said:
Thanks for posting your info and pic! U.S. is too vague, so just a state if you're too paranoid about listing your city, all good. ;)
Hope to see you here posting often.
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My bad on the vague location. Noob mistake!

I am paranoid, but I like to think of it as a healthy dose if that’s possible haha! I’ll update my location in my profile. I’m in Florida in any case (hopefully not for too much longer haha).
 
Hi to all!
ZGULDB007HM000074
2016 Racer No-0141, after 4 years at dealerships window with 1100 km, I have finally got it. First 3 weeks we did 6800km (east-west Alps, Adriatic coastline and back).
Add-ons: PlastiDip Tank and OBD2 with Torque Pro app
Problems:
rear brake cyl leak.
Gruss! Martin, Kärnten, Austria
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DeadEye said:
Um, I see a krytonite lock on the wheel,.
what’s on the seat ?

Otherwise nice, I like the earlier side covers...
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Thanks Man!

yeah and a Kryptonite lock round the front wheel chained to a ground Anchor, you can never be too careful in London.

That is a battery optimiser, I should have probably removed it for the pic haha..
 
msutherland29 said:
View attachment 22591 First Guzzi and first motorcycle. Bought over The Weeknd in Charlotte, North Carolina and brought home to Virginia. She’s beautiful.

2020 Stone S (#263)
VIN: ZGULDU029LM000230
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Nice! I'm #330 I really hope you don't have the rear main seal issues a couple of us have had on our Stone S... Also is your speedo in MPH or KMH?
 
Xtrythis1 said:
Nice! I'm #330 I really hope you don't have the rear main seal issues a couple of us have had on our Stone S... Also is your speedo in MPH or KMH?
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I hope not either, it was on my mind when I was deciding on purchasing.

Spedo is in MPH, but the dealer I bought it from had two S models on the floor, the other was in Kilometers, thought that was strange.
 
radioheadmike said:
Thank you!

I have the list here that I put together for the service team:

1. Takes forever to get the engine fired (mornings or on a cold start). It churns, revs, then stalls (likely related to the EVAP system?)

2. In slow speed, erratic & dangerous fueling , revs up to 2,000 – 3000 RPM during stop and go traffic (check if the throttle is sticky)

3. Check Engine – kicked in the first 100 kms of riding , same day I picked up the bike from the dealership.

4. Fuel tank cap is so pressurized when removing it. Makes a woosh/suction noise

5. Once the bike is running, it is very smooth, no issues. Rides nicely on the highway or in non stop-and-go traffic.
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For #2, Check your Engine temp sensor. I had that issue it was this sensor. Hook it up to Diag to see what the Engine temp is reading. For#4 Do the evap delete here on Guzzitech/store. For #1 check your Spark plug caps either replace the caps/or switch to NGK red wires might need different plugs tho.
 
Dino Rossetti said:
For #2, Check your Engine temp sensor. I had that issue it was this sensor. Hook it up to Diag to see what the Engine temp is reading. For#4 Do the evap delete here on Guzzitech/store. For #1 check your Spark plug caps either replace the caps/or switch to NGK red wires might need different plugs tho.
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It was indeed the Engine Temp Sensor. The dealership replaced it and no more issues with the bike. They said item 4 is normal and by design. I'll likely do the evap delete after the warranty expires.
 
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