WOW! What a COOOOOL Custom Guzzi!

[Guzzistajohn]

[Perazzimx14]

I'm not sure I understand the knobby tires on a bike with 3 inches of suspension travel and 4 inches of ground clearance??

[Guzzistajohn]

I'm not sure I understand the knobby tires on a bike with 3 inches of suspension travel and 4 inches of ground clearance??

Or knobbies and no mudguards??

[giusto]

not to mention no speedo...tach...or directional.....oh come on but it looks very cool.

It is pretty and someone's baby to love...good for them

[Kiwi Dave]

I wonder if it actually goes.  The battery appears to be well hidden.

[LowRyter]

I'm not sure I understand the knobby tires on a bike with 3 inches of suspension travel and 4 inches of ground clearance??

thanks, beat me to kit.

[egschade]

I kinda favor these two:

[Pazzo Gatto]

Pretty decent model.  Spokes, rear shock spring and throttle cables aren't to scale.

[OldMojo]

Pretty decent model.  Spokes, rear shock spring and throttle cables aren't to scale.

Yeah I had to look really close.

Looks like they kit-bashed the Tamiya(?) Centauro kit that was out a few years ago. I have one of those kits untouched in the box still.

[Turin]

better to destroy a model, than hack up the real thing.

[TN Mark]

I don't get the tire choice either. But add small hugger style fenders and it could be real fun to ride. Aesthetics? Doesn't matter if I like them or not. The fact someone spent the time, money and effort building a custom Moto Guzzi is good enough for me. Congratulations to them.

[JukeboxGothic]

I thinks its meant to go with the new Barbie minimalist SJW BoHo Des res.

[Cam3512]

Seat looks comfortable...

[larrys]

Seat looks comfortable...

For Ken or Gumby? What scale is the Tamiya kit? I have a Tamiya Mike Hailwood replica kit NIB.
Larry

[Mr Pootle]

I kinda favor these two:

That one was customised by Moto Strada who were my local dealer, in Shipley, West Yorkshire. They built some beauties. I stopped by whenever I was out that way, on bike or in car, to see what they had in the showroom. Sadly they fell out with MG, and have now moved out into the Dales, where they just do custom bikes of all makes.
If they were still a Guzzi dealership, and were still in Shipley, I suspect that I would have ridden, and perhaps bought, a V85 by now. Fortunately, there is now no dealership near enough for me to be tempted, and anyway, the money from selling the V7ll has largely gone on Moon hifi.

[Rough Edge racing]

  Looks like what I build but to higher cost for more refinement. Change to rear fender and street tires. Not all of us ride long distance or in the rain,

[ozarquebus]

Built to park in the living room of your NYC loft apartment access through the freight elevator next door to Batman's pad.