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Two up is no problem... I have to be careful as with a ‘normal’ suspension setup (vs the old beemers) it is softer and dives a bit more. That aside I specked a Givi top box, part alu, with back rest and that serves a treat. Happy wife!perfect response Owen. btw, how is riding 2up? do you have a backrest or pad on that top pannier for her? my wifey too and old ewan!
Thanks!Two up is no problem... I have to be careful as with a ‘normal’ suspension setup (vs the old beemers) it is softer and dives a bit more. That aside I specked a Givi top box, part alu, with back rest and that serves a treat. Happy wife!
Aye... to be sure it does... totally nothing wrong with the Beemers... the K1300R was my favourite by a mile... the ‘odd’ front suspension to be was no issue at all... although I loved my Beemers... the Guzzi is the one I get most emotional about...I have a Beemer...and two Guzzis. Objectively, the Beemer is really competent; a great tourer with myriad comfort, safety, and performance features. I love mine. However, those old Tonti Big Blocks are special and I am reminded every time I so much as look at them. I guess that perfection comes in both objective and subjective flavors...
Come on NZ Guzzi owners,
We don't have Covid in the The South Island - do we?
Get them bikes out on the highways - even bring your trusty Beemer (my mates taking his!)
Hoping to travel down from the North island next weekend to Hamner Springs to celebrate100 years of Guzzi