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Article on the Griso!!!

I love this quote:

“The ride gives you a sense of power and domination on the road, it does lack the smoothness that comes from today’s more tame metric bikes, this brute torquey power yields a sensation that can only be describe as riding a wild bucking bronco as a opposed to a well mannered riding horse.” In dancing terms he says to think of the Griso as “hot chick that can bump in grind to some good hip hop” compared to a “a ballroom dancer which more metric sport bikes are.”
 
Lady whatever...LOL, there is nothing feminine about the Griso although women look sexy on one ... :cheer:
Feels more like "El Toro" to me. :evil:
 
Pascal said:
Lady whatever...LOL, there is nothing feminine about the Griso although women look sexy on one ... :cheer: Feels more like "El Toro" to me. :evil:
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The only feminine analogy which comes in mind is that my guzzi behaves like an italian bitch: she's loud, drinks like a fish and if she get migraine she's good for nothing…
(sorry ladies!)
 
I have 2 Italian bikes, 2003 Aprilia Tuono & a 2009 Moto Guzzi Griso 8V. I call the Tuono an Italian Mistress & the Griso an Italian Gangster!! Both nameseem to fit each bike. And I love both in different ways. The Tuono does everything right(Power, handling, comfort, etc)but the Griso cannot be defined, which is good!!!
 
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