Great review, and to me, you talk a lot of sense too. I completely agree with your take on this motorcycle - people always seem to buy what they want rather than what they really need, and if you do not think things through in the first place, that will not always work out. I believe this Guzzi can do just about anything you need it to do, and I just love the sound it puts out too, even with the stock exhaust. I am thinking of getting me one, which is why I am watching this in the first place. Thanks for sharing and for all the great info. Jan.
Long time podcast listener here. You always talk about how great these bikes are, so two years ago I bought one with 1500 miles. Now the bike has 23,000 miles and runs better than ever!! Love these bikes, so much personality, so many smiles it sometimes hurts my cheeks.
Ride fast & take chances? Seriously?! Oh how I wish you were my local dealer! Thanks for another interesting video. I freely admit, I'm biased. I bought a 2016 V7II Special (I like spokes) with a mere 7500km on the clock a couple of weeks ago & it has deposed the venerable 2001 F650 Dakar from the top of my favourite/best bike I've owned list. I've owned & ridden all sorts of bikes in my time but the little Guzzi has won my heart with it's simplicity & good manners. Again, thanks for another interesting video. I look forward to checking out the others.
Hi Phil , Nice review of the Moto Guzzi V711. I have the V711 with the Agostini exhaust pipes(which I got from you) , with a K&N filter and man does it ride so much better. Quicker acceleration and more torque through each gear range! How do you take off the traction control?
Hey I love your podcast! I really want to come out and see you guys and go to the mid ohio vintage days! The youtube channel is super cool, but could use a little editing.
Great review, and to me, you talk a lot of sense too. I completely agree with your take on this motorcycle - people always seem to buy what they want rather than what they really need, and if you do not think things through in the first place, that will not always work out. I believe this Guzzi can do just about anything you need it to do, and I just love the sound it puts out too, even with the stock exhaust. I am thinking of getting me one, which is why I am watching this in the first place.
Thanks for sharing and for all the great info. Jan.
Long time podcast listener here. You always talk about how great these bikes are, so two years ago I bought one with 1500 miles. Now the bike has 23,000 miles and runs better than ever!! Love these bikes, so much personality, so many smiles it sometimes hurts my cheeks.
Ride fast & take chances? Seriously?!
Oh how I wish you were my local dealer!
Thanks for another interesting video. I freely admit, I'm biased. I bought a 2016 V7II Special (I like spokes) with a mere 7500km on the clock a couple of weeks ago & it has deposed the venerable 2001 F650 Dakar from the top of my favourite/best bike I've owned list. I've owned & ridden all sorts of bikes in my time but the little Guzzi has won my heart with it's simplicity & good manners.
Again, thanks for another interesting video. I look forward to checking out the others.
We call it like we see it. I'm kinda goofy for the V7.
Great video review
Hi Phil , Nice review of the Moto Guzzi V711. I have the V711 with the Agostini exhaust pipes(which I got from you) , with a K&N filter and man does it ride so much better. Quicker acceleration and more torque through each gear range! How do you take off the traction control?
Hey I love your podcast! I really want to come out and see you guys and go to the mid ohio vintage days! The youtube channel is super cool, but could use a little editing.
sharp bike how much and how many in stock ?
can't go far with oil leaks