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Thinking of buying a 2010 V7 with 5400 miles on the clock with rebuilt dive train due to a broken tooth in the internal hub,What else should I be aware of when looking over this bike? I have never had a Guzzi but been hit by the Italian classic bug! Thank you! Screenshot 2018 12 06 at 71703 AM
 
What is the asking price??

I'd say $3000.00 would be the tops
$2500.00 & under about right.

Broken tooth in the internal hub sounds like somebody was jackin wheelies.
Altho 5400 miles is not even break in the bike may have been pounded hard.
 
Buy it, that's a good price @ $3K. Rear drive could have been a flaw also. Fixed at the dealer, should be fine.
 
I checked out the bike today and realized why the rear end was damaged,one spoke is ripped off the rim. He probably forgot to remove his lock and broke off the spoke and nipple at the same time breaking the final drive tooth when he tried to take off on first gear!

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You would of thought that would of been repaired when the rest was. Stay clear of this bike. I'd sell you my 2013 v7 racer low miles with lots of guzzi tech mods.
 
$3K, There is another just like it same year $1700 more on Craigs in Bay area. Seen it w/I looked at that one.
 
When I get to Az in mid Jan I think I will sell my real red 2015 with about 11,000 miles in perfect condition for $4,000. I want a new V85 if they arrive if not a new stone or classic. personally wouldn't touch one older than that unless it is a real steal (2000) when brand new 2017 stones are out there for $6500 or so.

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