what i like about this site!

[troyhamilton]

I can get info, learn new stuff about Moto Guzzis or anything for that matter, i think its like we become like family with out having to send a freind request. i could not have built my 850-t with out it. we rib one another, usually its good natured and no one gets offended when they are set straight on something. I really appreciate this site and all of yall. thanks!

[fotoguzzi]

[twowings]

Bike tips, recipes, pet photos, lovely ladies, live bait, fashion advice, and twenty ways to kill a man...what's not to like?? 

[Muzz]

Bike tips, recipes, pet photos, lovely ladies, live bait, fashion advice, and twenty ways to kill a man...what's not to like?? 

And don't forget everything you need to know about steel cut oats.

[guzzi4me]

And oil!!!!!!!

[Gliderjohn]

Or learned a full vocabulary of Aussie slang.
GliderJohn

[oldbike54]

 You guys need some practice with your sucking up technique 

 OK , so those of you who know me realize I'm only kidding . 70 days until Cedar Vale 

 Dusty

[zebraranger]

I have to agree. I'm the newer guy, everyone has made me feel welcome here. Being a long time Triumph owner, and just owning my first Guzzi (2016 Griso), I've done a lot of reading here and have learned a lot about the bike and the brand. I also like the twisted humor here, makes for some fun reading.

[Huzo]

Bike tips, recipes, pet photos, lovely ladies, live bait, fashion advice, and twenty ways to kill a man...what's not to like?? 

A bit short on the lovely ladies.

[twowings]

I see they haven't told you about the Secret Forum...

[m13]

I access this forum often. Mostly to learn a variety of new things, Guzzi related and not, and sometime pipe in. I like the full spectrum of experiences all share and the friendly banter/poking that stays civil (mostly always)

[Aaron D.]

I thought we weren't supposed to mention the killing part anymore.

[John A]

A bit short on the lovely ladies.

Is that the midget porn?

[samfrank]

While I'll never buy another Guzzi I'll always keep my '73 Eldorado. I continue to access this site almost daily. It's always interesting and informative. My main ride is now a '15 Yamaha FJR and the FJR forums don't hold a candle to this site. Wildguzzi is well run and easy to navigate, full of interesting folks with a wide variety of opinions.