Came very close to putting a deposit down yesterday. Then got a grip of myself.
New Guzzi V85 looks good.
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How much were Teasdales wanting ?
What the hell...deposit paid.
Anybody want a very nice Breva 1100
Anybody want a very nice Breva 1100
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Nice one
Any idea when you might get it?
Andres
Andy at Teasdale couldn't put a date on it. His best guess was anywhere between Jan and April. I'm hoping April, bit more saving up time. Reckons mine was the 6th deposit with them. Fully refundable at any time of course.
Compare the patch work quilt of GS ugliness with the pure, attractive simplicity of the V85 Titty. Added bonus of shaftdrive instead of the chain that all the other mid-weight bikes have and I'm seeing my next bike.
Just need a better exhaust mounted closer to the wheel and a set of quality panniers mounted tight to the bike instead of the Guzzi badged ugly, pop-riveted monstrosities hanging off ugly tubular frames a mile wide.
Just need a better exhaust mounted closer to the wheel and a set of quality panniers mounted tight to the bike instead of the Guzzi badged ugly, pop-riveted monstrosities hanging off ugly tubular frames a mile wide.
Those panniers looked as.if they'd spent all of 5 mins designing the fitment! Looking good for a test ride in the spring though.
...... Looking good for a test ride in the spring though.
I'll second that.
I must admit that is a nice looking bike. Red looks the nicest to me as the multicolour one looks a bit busy. Just a shame that Corsa Italiana are no more - would have been perfect for a test ride in the spring. And the only middleweight adventure bike with shaft drive. So much nicer than anything Beemer have on offer!
Just read the spec.... "Inner Tubes" Nooooooooo......
FFS. Here we go .....zzzz
I wonder why they didn't fit the same wire Alpina wheels that the Stelvio has? Cost I suppose
Worst crash i ever had was due to a rear tyre blowout. It simply wouldn't have happened if the Bike had tubeless tyres.
Is it too much to ask in this century for Bikes to ALL be tubeless?
Worst crash i ever had was due to a rear tyre blowout. It simply wouldn't have happened if the Bike had tubeless tyres.
Is it too much to ask in this century for Bikes to ALL be tubeless?
I agree!
My '15 RNT has tubed tyres and the rear wheel from a TC would have slotted right in! I'm now in the market for one.
Worst crash i ever had was due to a rear tyre blowout. It simply wouldn't have happened if the Bike had tubeless tyres.
Is it too much to ask in this century for Bikes to ALL be tubeless?
Been there; minus the the crash; luck played a big part; but as a safety aspect; no it would'nt be asking much.
Sat on the 85TT at the NEC, a good size and fit ergonomically , great looking bike but a bit weighty for a Guzzi , need a test drive..
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