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Offline egschade

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Re: Back to Guzzi
« Reply #30 on: March 25, 2018, 09:14:45 AM »
After owning several Guzzis and much deliberation I also purchased a '17 V7 Stone. Good balance of size and performance for me vs. the big blocks I've ridden up to now. I had an extended ride on a V50 last year that really got me thinking about 'down sizing' and after riding the bike a couple months I'm glad I made the switch.

Sometimes less is more...
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The elder Eric in NJ

2016 V7 Stornello #394

Past Guzzis:
2018 V7 III Carbon Dark
1985 LeMans 1000
2020 V85TT Adventure
V65 SP
V7 III Stone
V50
Griso 1200SE Tenni (yeah, I should have kept it)
Breva 1100
EV Touring

Offline blackbuell

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Re: Back to Guzzi
« Reply #31 on: March 25, 2018, 09:20:46 AM »
sgl0226,

I live about 5 miles NE of the northern KY Indian Dealership; bought a scout from them last year; great folks. I use the scout for local fun and a Norge for my long trips. As others have said, Enzo runs a good business.

Might see you at one of the dealerships or maybe Rabbit Hash sometime.

Jon
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