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I live in New Mexico, just south of Albuquerque, and have lived in Virginia, Rhode Island and Hawaii. Been riding for 47 years now. But, I have never seen a Moto Guzzi out on the road. I have taken 6 long road trips (Alaska and Canada), but never saw one. I know they are out there, but must be reasonably scarce in NM. That will change, I am sure, when I go to the Datil get-together in August (100 miles from me). Maybe I will no longer feel like a forlorn Guzzi rider. I personally have 8 of them right now... 6 are projects: 1970 +- Ambassadors and Eldorados, and a V9 and Stelvio. I look forward to the day when I can spot another out on the road... anxious to hear from other riders nearby, of course (and, by 'nearby', I mean within 600 or 800 miles)...
Over the years, I've seen a few in the wild.
I was trying to think of the right way to say "I saw a Moto Guzzi that was not at a rally or a breakfast meet out on the road and didn't know who it was."You've got it!Lannis
Lannis you've been to our former employer's Charlotte office. I pulled up on my EV and parked right next to a 1400 Touring on several mornings. Never knew who's it was or what company he/she worked for.Like I said a swarm in Charlotte.
It's been rare in my travels to see another Goose, and less often do I see the vintage stuff like I ride. Rarely see any here in Central Ohio. Heard of a couple over NW of Columbus, but so far, just a rumor, lol. Kind of a stealth brand, don't you think?