Guzzi_wannabe
Just got it firing!
Right now I'm on a '14 Multistrada. I love it, admittedly, but I am just looking for something different. There is a '16 Stornello at the dealer, for a good price. I'm considering a trade. Now, a little background and my question.
I am NOT mechanical. I have never changed my own oil on a vehicle or motorcycle. That said, I actually am a quick learner and very much a hands on learner. SO.... after reading more and more it seems like the Guzzi really is a hands-on bike, at least for the first couple thousand miles. Is this the right bike for someone like me? Will I be able to learn, valve adjustments, as I go? I do know someone with a V7 I racer that does his own work so I can lean on him as much as possible, but I guess I'm just looking for support that I can do this on my own as well.
Any particular resources I should start looking at now?
They are prepping the bike for me to test later this week. If I love it, like I think I will, I will likely make the trade.
Thanks
I am NOT mechanical. I have never changed my own oil on a vehicle or motorcycle. That said, I actually am a quick learner and very much a hands on learner. SO.... after reading more and more it seems like the Guzzi really is a hands-on bike, at least for the first couple thousand miles. Is this the right bike for someone like me? Will I be able to learn, valve adjustments, as I go? I do know someone with a V7 I racer that does his own work so I can lean on him as much as possible, but I guess I'm just looking for support that I can do this on my own as well.
Any particular resources I should start looking at now?
They are prepping the bike for me to test later this week. If I love it, like I think I will, I will likely make the trade.
Thanks