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Congrats and thanks for posting. OCM is no longer, but glad to hear Paul and his crew at GP are taking good care of you.V85TT Centenario
VIN: ZGUKYUA0XMM000123
Purchased early Dec. of 2022
My first and only bike so far.
My story is almost the same as yours, came off a GS1200 Rallye X. I'm also looking for a suitable screen for my 85tt. So the screen you bought is MRA brand and the model is X Creen, is that correct?2023 V85TT Travel
VIN: ZGUKYUB01PM000367
Purchased May 2023 from Gainesville, FL, Piaggio. Victor and Eddie were awesome. I’d buy again from them.
All stock if not for the MRA–X-creen, which actually was its salvation. Coming from a BMW R1200GSA, it was a tough initial transition. The first thousand miles were a struggle as the buffeting was relentless and a joy killer. After unsuccessfully trying three different lip options and even a complete aftermarket windshield, I believe it was on this forum that someone mentioned the MRA X-Creen. I tried it as a last resort before trading it back in, and thankfully, thankfully, thankfully, it resolved the buffeting for my 6’0” frame, 29” inseam. I am now closing in on five thousand miles on the odometer. After 48 years of continuous riding, I’m genuinely in love with the V85TT Travel. Superb handling and breaking, with sensible creature comforts. Maintenance is way easier than most motorcycles I’ve owned. The ability to complete valve adjustments w/o removing the fuel tank is a huge plus. I truly enjoy the engine and especially the transmission. It has been flawless from day one. I’m a happy customer.
Daniel
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Hi Baz, my screen is the stock V85TT Travel screen. Moto Guzzi has the smaller screen from the other models, but for me it didn’t work either. I tried it. The awesome Victor, at Gainesville Vespa, allowed me to borrow one for a test drive. Yes, the MRA is the X-creen model, with multiple adjustable positions. I totally get the battle. The buffeting is so insane that it basically removes the fun from the ride. This was an 11th hour solution for me. I was ready to get rid of the bike. I encourage you to keep trying a solution. Needless to say, removing the screen, also removes the buffeting, but I already have a naked bike. If you look at the photo with the MRA installed, the ridiculous angle that it is mounted above the stock windshield is the only position that worked for me. It basically interrupts the upward flow and redirects the wind to my helmet visor/forehead. Solve the buffeting, love the bike.My story is almost the same as yours, came off a GS1200 Rallye X. I'm also looking for a suitable screen for my 85tt. So the screen you bought is MRA brand and the model is X Creen, is that correct?
Your screen looks quite tall, do they do a slightly shorter version of the same screen do you know, I'm 5'10.
Enjoyed your story
Baz
Hi 24, thanks for the reply.Hi Baz, my screen is the stock V85TT Travel screen. Moto Guzzi has the smaller screen from the other models, but for me it didn’t work either. I tried it. The awesome Victor, at Gainesville Vespa, allowed me to borrow one for a test drive. Yes, the MRA is the X-creen model, with multiple adjustable positions. I totally get the battle. The buffeting is so insane that it basically removes the fun from the ride. This was an 11th hour solution for me. I was ready to get rid of the bike. I encourage you to keep trying a solution. Needless to say, removing the screen, also removes the buffeting, but I already have a naked bike. If you look at the photo with the MRA installed, the ridiculous angle that it is mounted above the stock windshield is the only position that worked for me. It basically interrupts the upward flow and redirects the wind to my helmet visor/forehead. Solve the buffeting, love the bike.
Looks great. But should be a great one to have in AK too!Hello, just found the site. I Bought the first Moto Guzzi I ever saw on 11/14/2021. I live in Alaska, but keep the bike in Colorado so I get a longer riding season. Absolutely love this bike after owning plenty for over 50 years. I look forward to learning more about all Guzzis and my bucket includes riding in Italy, the Alps and Croatia.
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