05-29-2015, 02:46 AM
Guzzi's are a niche bike (well duh, if they weren't there would be a lot more of them around). I've had a Quota (2000) and now the Griso, Kinda miss the legroom of the Quota, but love the power of the Griso.
If you own a Guzzi, be prepared to do a lot of the work yourself. Which is pretty easy if you have some skills. Not a lot, just some. In the days past it typically took some sorting to get them to settle in; then they'd run (or could run) to well over a quarter million miles if you did your part. The last few years it seems they need or demand much less sorting as they come from the factory - if you have a good dealer.
Great bike to have if you don't want to see yourself everywhere. So is the CB1100.....
If you own a Guzzi, be prepared to do a lot of the work yourself. Which is pretty easy if you have some skills. Not a lot, just some. In the days past it typically took some sorting to get them to settle in; then they'd run (or could run) to well over a quarter million miles if you did your part. The last few years it seems they need or demand much less sorting as they come from the factory - if you have a good dealer.
Great bike to have if you don't want to see yourself everywhere. So is the CB1100.....