1997 Moto Guzzi 1100i Sport Miles: 3,350 Clean Title Located in Ohio $6,900 OBO 1997 Moto Guzzi 1100i Sport for sale on ebay SELLER 1997 Moto Guzzi 1100 Sport First Year Fuel Injection Extremely CLEAN 3300 miles Clean Title RSBFS Our second Moto Guzzi this week. Way back in 2011 Mike reported on a yellow…
Craigslist Quickie outside of Reno 1997 Moto Guzzi 1100i Sport Miles: 26,391 Clean Title $6,700 1997 Moto Guzzi 1100i Sport found near Reno, NV SELLER Up for sale is an 1100i Sport in great cosmetic and mechanical condition. I bought this a year ago and was very happy with the condition when it arrived. I…
Cafe racer with original paintThe V50 Monza is powered by a transverse V-twin engine, which is a trademark design of Moto Guzzi. This layout not only provides a unique appearance but also has an impact on the bike’s handling characteristics and performance. The longitudinally mounted engine with shaft drive is a distinctive feature that some…
Since the mid-1970s Moto Guzzi has been making the world a smaller place, thanks to their version of high-speed executive transport. Much like their BMW cousins, these Italian twins are well renowned for eating up the miles and shortening the distance between two points. Created originally as a sport bike to go up against fellow…
2003 Moto Guzzi Ghezzi-Brian Folgore As petty as it may be, one of the most satisfying in the world is to see is the big guy lose. All the shiny tools and big trailers can only get you so far and that’s why every once in a while, the little guy is able to break…
Moto Guzzi’s V11 Sport constituted the lion’s share of their bikes from 1998-2006, and came with various names, colors, and small fairings. Though not a special edition, today’s 2003 is more designer vanilla bean than plain vanilla, and looks very good with a small wind deflector and heat wrap on the pipes. 2003 Moto Guzzi…
If you are thinking about a track day bike – and you most certainly SHOULD think about that – you could either go the route of a bashed, rashed and crashed universal 600 or 1000 from [insert your favorite Japanese street bike here], or forgo all of the street deletions and go straight to a…
America may have talent, but it’s the Italians who have Style. Whether its the super sexy shape of a Bimota, the hypercycle approach of Ducati, the engine-first stance of a Benelli, the unconventional-but-standard look of a Laverda, or the iconic “stick your cylinders out like you just don’t care” of a Moto Guzzi, Italian bikes…