New Terblanche designed concept Guzzis are showing up at the Milan show this week. Some really nice stuff IMO
I always liked the stuff that he did at Ducati, but lots didn't. He looks to have found a good home with MotoGuzzi.
I'll take the White Biposto please....
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Re: I'll take the White Biposto please....
I liked his stuff at Ducati. I did buy the Hypermotard. I liked the 999 too. I wasn't crazy about it at first on the photo but when I first saw it for the first time in real life, I thought it was an absolutely stunning bike. I actually liked it better than the 916/996/998 series.High_Side wrote: I always liked the stuff that he did at Ducati, but lots didn't. He looks to have found a good home with MotoGuzzi.
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Re: I'll take the White Biposto please....
I know it's unfair to compare production bikes to concepts, but those, uh, Gooses (Geese?) are gorgeous. Maybe there's something about Guzzi that just suits Terblanche more.High_Side wrote:He looks to have found a good home with MotoGuzzi.
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A few Q's if anyone has answers...
Shaftie? I don't see a chain or belt.
Perpendicular mounted 45 degree? (not sure I have the term right, but it is perpendicular to the drive train).
I'd like to have a shaft driven bike, certainly and with the cylinders coming out the sides it reminds me of certain BMW bikes that I like as well.
It would be nice to see something similar in a production model.
Better, though would be to see someone sitting on it. It looks like a standard.
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Shaftie? I don't see a chain or belt.
Perpendicular mounted 45 degree? (not sure I have the term right, but it is perpendicular to the drive train).
I'd like to have a shaft driven bike, certainly and with the cylinders coming out the sides it reminds me of certain BMW bikes that I like as well.
It would be nice to see something similar in a production model.
Better, though would be to see someone sitting on it. It looks like a standard.
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Yes shaft driven.RhadamYgg wrote:A few Q's if anyone has answers...
Shaftie? I don't see a chain or belt.
Perpendicular mounted 45 degree? (not sure I have the term right, but it is perpendicular to the drive train).
The Vee is at a 90 degree angle.
The engine is longitudinally mounted.
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Dealers
I've been "Guzzi" touched fro a few years now but I can't find a dealer to sell me one. That's why I got the Airhead instead. Does anyone know a dealer in the US that actually sells Moto Guzzies. There is a few that show up on the dealership locator but when I get there, they try and sell me something else...
Anyway, I've always thought his work was inspiring but when they become consumer bikes then I'll be impressed.
Yea, and I wanted a Norton too but I didn't get my down payment in on time. Right....
Anyway, I've always thought his work was inspiring but when they become consumer bikes then I'll be impressed.
Yea, and I wanted a Norton too but I didn't get my down payment in on time. Right....
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