AndreaPaux
Just got it firing!
Hi All,
my name is Andrea (from Italy) and I'm new to this forum and to the Guzzi Universe.
I'm writing as I'm getting desperate due to my new Guzzi V7 Centenario (2021). I bought the bike on September and, mostly due to a massive workload, I couldn't use it much so far. I did just 400 kms. Then I couldn't use it for about a month.
2 weeks ago I tried to turn on the bike, and it took several attempts to start. Moreover, as I set the first gear the bike immediately turned down, so I had to wait few minutes before it started working properly. Since yesterday however the bike does not turn on. The battery seems ok. I'm not an expert but my feeling is that the engine is not capable of burning the fuel.
I don't know if it matters but where I live it started to be very cold and rainy, I always leave the bike in my garage tough.
I'm thinking to check the spark plugs, but it seems so weird to me as the bike is new!!!
Any suggestions/ideas would be very much appreciated.
Best,
Andrea
PS: I'm sorry for bad writing but English is not my first language
my name is Andrea (from Italy) and I'm new to this forum and to the Guzzi Universe.
I'm writing as I'm getting desperate due to my new Guzzi V7 Centenario (2021). I bought the bike on September and, mostly due to a massive workload, I couldn't use it much so far. I did just 400 kms. Then I couldn't use it for about a month.
2 weeks ago I tried to turn on the bike, and it took several attempts to start. Moreover, as I set the first gear the bike immediately turned down, so I had to wait few minutes before it started working properly. Since yesterday however the bike does not turn on. The battery seems ok. I'm not an expert but my feeling is that the engine is not capable of burning the fuel.
I don't know if it matters but where I live it started to be very cold and rainy, I always leave the bike in my garage tough.
I'm thinking to check the spark plugs, but it seems so weird to me as the bike is new!!!
Any suggestions/ideas would be very much appreciated.
Best,
Andrea
PS: I'm sorry for bad writing but English is not my first language