Guzzi?

[rbm]

I've owned a BMW K100 for years now and just this spring, saw a "deal" on a Moto Guzzi that I just couldn't pass up.  Bought the bike in March and had it road worthy by mid-April.  It's a 2011 V7 Racer that was an insurance writeoff (pictured below as it sat in the insurance recovery center yard):


This is what it looks like now:


It's a really cool bike and I'm very happy with the way it's turned out.

Compliments the BMW because they serve differnt purposes -- BMW for long distance touring, the Moto Guzzi for commuting.

[wmax351]

Definitely works well with the RT and the Guzzi. I have a Naked K75, which is really a jack of all trades bike. I can do long distance touring, tear up the hills, and ride it to work or school. Its got luggage, but isn't too heavy.


I kinda want to get a sportster and make something like this:

[motodude]

This is what it looks like now:


It's a really cool bike and I'm very happy with the way it's turned out.

Compliments the BMW because they serve differnt purposes -- BMW for long distance touring, the Moto Guzzi for commuting.

You should be very happy.  It's very cool!

Tom

[mystic red]

+1!

[wmax351]

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/mcy/3019717461.html

Its up again! Taunting me. Brick vs Goose. Can't decide.  :drool:

[mystic red]

Can't have both?  :deal:

[wmax351]

Can't have both?  :deal:

Don't really have a place for two permanently. Only one would get ridden regularly.

[johnny]

im gonna be in antioch tomorrow...

i wonder what kinda financing i can get from wells fargo... im gonna have to score it just to keep wmax351 at the motobrick.com...

j o

[Chaos]

Can't have both?  :deal:

I kept my K.  The wife's van doesn't really need to be in the garage.  I'm trying to reenact the battle of Stalingrad  :lol: