03-18-2015, 06:42 AM
Chip; I or the other Griso owner here in town will be glad to let you take my Griso for a test ride. Best go for a long one as Moto Guzzi's tend to grow on one slowly.
JustPassin (I used to live in Broadus by the way), Moto Guzzi is owned, lock, stock and barrel by Piaggio; a HUGE Italian company. In many way, easier to get parts for older Guzzi's than Honda (Tupperware - forgetabouti!)
The Harley 48 is very attractive but my lanky frame makes choosing a H-D a mixed bag. If they still made the bikes with the old style tractor seat that stuck up in the air and the floor boards right under the feet it would be a slam dunk for me. But the low seaters ruin the ergo's for me. Still, that 48 is attractive. I really like the new off white Fat Bob too.
JustPassin (I used to live in Broadus by the way), Moto Guzzi is owned, lock, stock and barrel by Piaggio; a HUGE Italian company. In many way, easier to get parts for older Guzzi's than Honda (Tupperware - forgetabouti!)
The Harley 48 is very attractive but my lanky frame makes choosing a H-D a mixed bag. If they still made the bikes with the old style tractor seat that stuck up in the air and the floor boards right under the feet it would be a slam dunk for me. But the low seaters ruin the ergo's for me. Still, that 48 is attractive. I really like the new off white Fat Bob too.
