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General Discussion / Re: Guzzi’s in the Blueridge??? You going?
« Last post by bobrebos1 on Today at 12:06:45 AM »
I'm shooting to be there, Bob.
The main question is whether I'll be riding a Guzzi or a Piaggio?  :grin:

Which piaggio model? 
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General Discussion / Re: Breva Windshield
« Last post by Seweryn on Today at 12:00:56 AM »
Sorry, I can't see any difference
Item 20 and 21 (special screw) is in the Sport model only.
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General Discussion / Re: 1961 Galletto
« Last post by smdl on July 07, 2025, 10:45:54 PM »
Thanks, Dave.  I'll check in with Enzo.

Cheers,
Shaun

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General Discussion / Re: Breva Windshield
« Last post by averb on July 07, 2025, 10:03:50 PM »
Sorry, I can't see any difference
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General Discussion / Re: V 85 TT owner reviews
« Last post by adventurelounger on July 07, 2025, 10:01:14 PM »




I love my 2023 Guardia d’Onore, and just finished riding it 4000 miles from CT to CA. I’ve had several other ADV bikes (Super Ténéré, BMW F800GS) and the V85 is my favorite by far. Comfortwise, it’s hard to beat. I rode 300-400 miles per day with only a sheepskin, and my butt never complained. Knees and shoulders also felt good and I never had a stiff back, shoulders, knees or hips. The riding position (for me at least, at 6’1”) is just about perfect with zero mods. Great carrying capacity with the two OEM panniers and an over-seat waterproof duffel (I have a Giant Loop). Wind protection is about as good as you’ll get provided you add an extender, like the Xcreen spoiler I have on mine. Good range. Good gas mileage. Excellent cruise control. Stable, comfortable and predictable. Fun in the twisties. For slab work, happy at 75-82 MPH, but a stretch after that. IMHO having a slower or modestly powered bike is a feature, not a bug. Keeps you riding at sane and safer speeds. Not a single hiccup crossing the continent, in thundershowers, 95 degree temps with 40 mph winds, and everything in between. Finally, it’s just so damned good looking, and has a lovely exhaust note when you twist the throttle. 10/10 would recommend.
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General Discussion / Re: RAM Clutch ID ( 5 speed version)
« Last post by Turin on July 07, 2025, 09:56:07 PM »
I haven't spoken with Gordon in ages. I stopped calling when they transitioned to mostly web ordering. If I recall, someone (not Gordon or Rick rip) instructed me to place my orders online.

I'll give him a shot. Thanks again Charlie.
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General Discussion / Re: potential new V7-850 owner
« Last post by Beowulf on July 07, 2025, 09:23:02 PM »
Have owned my v7 850 for the past four years. Initially I had a few issues that were fixed under warranty. Bad ecu mostly. Bike has been solid since then. 25000 miles and honestly just great. I bought Zard exhaust and a map to go with. 40-45 mpg. I keep it pegged between 75-80 mph. Commuted a lot with it. No complaints. Currently the wife has taken it over as it’s very fun to ride.

I’m 230 pounds. No overheating issues. Commuted 120 miles on average. Sometimes two up.
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General Discussion / Re: potential new V7-850 owner
« Last post by eldointheweeds on July 07, 2025, 08:15:41 PM »
Have any 2025 V7 Sport models hit the USA yet?
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General Discussion / Re: V 85 TT owner reviews
« Last post by Beowulf on July 07, 2025, 08:08:09 PM »
This may be a bit late…..I’ve owned a few bikes over a ten year period since I’ve started riding. Suffice to say the v85 is hands down My favorite. A crotch rocket it is not. Plenty of power yes…I love this bike is an understatement. It handles well. Doesn’t feel heavy. Friendly steering. Takes curves like it’s nothing. Stable, reliable and easy to understand. Maintenance has been easy. I ride it commuting to work.

I have taken extended trips. I would ride this anywhere. I have ridden a lot of different makes.. still my favorite. I currently have 10000 mine. Wouldn’t trade it for anything. Have had several v7’s loved them. Have had Harley’s, Kawasaki, Honda and ride triumphs. Still stuck on this bike. 100000 plus on motorcycles so far and by no means a lot compared to other riders but I give the v85 two big thumbs up. For what’s it’s worth
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General Discussion / Re: Guzzi’s in the Blueridge??? You going?
« Last post by Mwether on July 07, 2025, 07:42:22 PM »
I'm shooting to be there, Bob.
The main question is whether I'll be riding a Guzzi or a Piaggio?  :grin:
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