Reasonable Price, Well Equipped...

[SLDMRossi]

https://nh.craigslist.org/mcy/d/waterbury-2004-moto-guzzi-breva-750ie/6988900575.html

No connection to Seller, etc., etc...

Steven Rossi
East Haddam, CT

[malik]

Looks pristine. Not even run in yet. The 2TB motor loosens up at around 10,000 miles, and again at around 20,000.

[steven c]

 Thats nice. Another under rated Guzzi, I wouldn't mine having another.

[Noguzznoglory]

That cover must have been included on the 04s. The one I bought was a one owner and he included the cover.
Anyone familiar with that?

[blu guzz]

my question would be "why" is he looking to change bikes?  15 year old bike with under 6,000 miles?  I bought a 9 year old bmw with 8,500 miles and in a year, the clutch was wet.  All that sitting is not necessarily a good thing.

[chuck peterson]

Matched bags too! Lite, nimble, quick..great entry for someone dipping their toes in guzzi

[steven c]

 Tom B should buy this.

[SLDMRossi]

He indicates "why" … intending to buy a bigger bike. Meanwhile, there are a lot of us going the other way!

SR

[twowheeladdict]

So, he wants $2k for it which is why it is priced at $2390.  Should be able to get it for $1700 if he already has the larger bike picked out.

Of course as the second owner he might have realized that all the sitting from the first owner caused a lot of issues.

Good looking bike.

[Roebling3]

Chuck, others?
You infer light weight. They were 'weigh' too heavy for me when first introduced.
I wanted one badly, with bags, just like the CL bike. My most recent experience was yesterday. Having become a scrawny old bastard, in the interim, I though I was trying to move a stubborn old pig on short stilts.
I'll look at the specs. 600#'s? R3~
   BTW: VB tomorrow. 9:30am

[twowheeladdict]

Chuck, others?
You infer light weight. They were 'weigh' too heavy for me when first introduced.
I wanted one badly, with bags, just like the CL bike. My most recent experience was yesterday. Having become a scrawny old bastard, in the interim, I though I was trying to move a stubborn old pig on short stilts.
I'll look at the specs. 600#'s? R3~
   BTW: VB tomorrow. 9:30am

Motorcyclist magazine says 445-pound, 41-horsepower standard.

https://www.motorcyclistonline.com/motorcycle-road-test-moto-guzzi-breva-750/

[Roebling3]

motorcyclespecs says 503# wet. I know the right amount of air was in the tires. Smooth garage floor. My V7 3 is 470#'s; glad it isn't bulky.  R3~

[SLDMRossi]

Well, when it comes to weight, it's all relative...isn't it? Get off an old, Big-Block Guzzi and get on a 750 Breva and it will open your eyes.

And concerning mileage and sitting, that all depends. How was it stored? I have an '07 Breva 750 here now with less mileage than that '04, and it rides like new.

SR