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The V9 to me looks a heavy bike not sure about the big tyres. I Would like a bigger fuel tank and thicker seat.........a typical bobber.
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Alex.W said:
The V9 to me looks a heavy bike not sure about the big tyres. I Would like a bigger fuel tank and thicker seat.........a typical bobber.
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thank you.
your motorbike are very well equipped
But the V9 Romster is a motorbike for the long trips. Are you not agree?
Sunday I visit my dealer. He has one V9 Romster, it's unobtrusively convenient, and is possible to apply the rigid bags (for example GIVI)

all the photos are very nice. Whare yuou are? I see a lake
 
The V9 is a sturdy looking bike and would carry a decent weight and I'm sure with the 850cc, would be very reliable on long journey's. Being able to customize at your whim can be useful too according to your taste.
The photo's were taken on a day out in the Trossachs National Park in Scotland, the loch in No. 3 is Loch Venachar no.1&2 are St.Mary's Loch Tibbie Shiels,Selkirk in the Scottish Borders, a favourite ride out for motorbikers.
 
Alex.W said:
The V9 is a sturdy looking bike and would carry a decent weight and I'm sure with the 850cc, would be very reliable on long journey's. Being able to customize at your whim can be useful too according to your taste.
The photo's were taken on a day out in the Trossachs National Park in Scotland, the loch in No. 3 is Loch Venachar no.1&2 are St.Mary's Loch Tibbie Shiels,Selkirk in the Scottish Borders, a favourite ride out for motorbikers.
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this area is very fantastic. A tipical area for motorcycle and campings whit tend.
how many kilometers has your motorbike?
In your city exist un good garage of repair Moto Guzzi? In Italy is a very big problem especially for the new Guzzi (Griso, Stelvio, ecc)

But is your motorcicle V7 or Breva?
 
My bike is the Breva and it has done 27,ooo kilometers (17,000miles), I bought it in 2014, with 17,000km (11,000 miles) on the clock. Before that, I had the MG Nevada 750, Suzuki marauder and Yamaha ybr. I drive 40 km to where I need a Guzzi mechanic.There are no Moto guzzi dealers or garages in Edinburgh.
My wife has had the V7 for about 3 years now and is very happy with it. In 2013,we had a 9 day trip to Holland,Germany, Austria,Switzerland,Italy (Stelvio Pass},South of France back to Germany and Holland.In 2014 we motorbiked around Ireland and 2015, we toured the Outer Hebrides from the island of Barra to the island of Lewis.
This year we hope to camp, but I am not sure if the weather will be right for it,especially in Bavaria.What is the September weather like where you are Fedy?
 
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My bike is the Breva and it has done 27,ooo kilometers (17,000miles), I bought it in 2014, with 17,000km (11,000 miles) on the clock. Before that, I had the MG Nevada 750, Suzuki marauder and Yamaha ybr. I drive 40 km to where I need a Guzzi mechanic.There are no Moto guzzi dealers or garages in Edinburgh.
My wife has had the V7 for about 3 years now and is very happy with it. In 2013,we had a 9 day trip to Holland,Germany, Austria,Switzerland,Italy (Stelvio Pass},South of France back to Germany and Holland.In 2014 we motorbiked around Ireland and 2015, we toured the Outer Hebrides from the island of Barra to the island of Lewis.
This year we hope to camp, but I am not sure if the weather will be right for it,especially in Bavaria.What is the September weather like where you are Fedy?
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I have a Griso 8V of the 2013
My Griso has only 8000 km because I drive only sanday, buy for me is sufficent.
when I drive my mind not think at the work and .....relax!!!
the weather in septber is mild.
this summer I and my wife I think to go in Bristol UK. but not in motorbike.
In Briston, when is beatiful weather? Can you give me a tip?
your trip this year is very beatiful
 
The 1200 Griso is a powerful bike and quite heavy to handle,I like how they look....do you like it?
Bristol is a very nice area for holidays and the scenic mendip hills.I have never been to Bristol City, but I understand that there is lots to see and do there.The area has the reputation of being the warmest place in the UK (18 - 22c June -Aug.) with the longest sunshine hours. I hope you and your wife enjoy holidaying in England,there are many nice places to see.
 
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The 1200 Griso is a powerful bike and quite heavy to handle,I like how they look....do you like it?
Bristol is a very nice area for holidays and the scenic mendip hills.I have never been to Bristol City, but I understand that there is lots to see and do there.The area has the reputation of being the warmest place in the UK (18 - 22c June -Aug.) with the longest sunshine hours. I hope you and your wife enjoy holidaying in England,there are many nice places to see.
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The Griso.... is superior... whit this motorbike I have got married my wife.
My wife she did not think I arrived in motion in church, a big emotion
If you want, I send you some photo of the Griso
For me Griso is a particular motorcicles
it's a heavy motorcicle but when is thrown into the street is very fast and light
 
Your V35 is flowery? Something different,your wife looks beautiful in your wedding photo....you both make a handsome couple....but the Griso..........felissimo :cool:
 
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Your V35 is flowery? Something different,your wife looks beautiful in your wedding photo....you both make a handsome couple....but the Griso..........felissimo :cool:
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Griso....yes....felicissimo. I'm arrived in cherch whit the Griso but I'vent the helmet, but I've one car in front me and one car behind my motorbike for the avoidance the police:):inlove:
 
Yes,when we come off the ferry at Ijmuiden Holland on the Friday, we then ride to Dusseldorf Hauptbahnhof, we are booked on the Autoslaaptrein Dusseldorf to Verona
over night and arrive Saturday morning.Then we ride back via Bavaria to Holland and the ferry home.
 
You have done good travel.
But you are travel with your wife or with your friends?
can you post in this forum the photos?
 
The Outer Hebrides 642 Some pics from various trips Fedy.Have lost a lot because of computer fault in the past.Will try and recover some more.
 

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Very beatyfull. Enchanting Landscapes.
Your wife only travel whit his moorbike? or even traveling whit your motorbike?
where are you in the photos?
 
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