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Moto Guzzi is an Italian motorcycle manufacturer that was established in 1920. The company now specializes in 90° V twin engines.

Model Information – to be expanded

Singles V35 V50 V65 V75

Le Mans Several versions of the Le Mans (or Lemons as they were affectionately known) were produced, designated I, II, III, IV, V and V11 Lemans. The I, II and III are 850cc, the IV and V are 1000cc and the V11 is 1064cc. The first two models had rounded barrels while the latter have squared barrels. All models have shaft drive and make use of Dellorto carburettors. The late model V11 Lemans being Fuel Injected. The bikes were highly regarded for their styling and their performance. The torque of the engine and the frames rigidity meant the model was competitive at a time when Japanese manufacturers were taking over the European motorcycle market in the 1970s.

California The EV California series has been the biggest seller. The high quality suspension components and braking equipment keeps this machine out front of its competitors in this market

1100 Sport V11 Sport


General

Although many regard Guzzis as unreliable, it has been observed that a well-maintained Guzzi engine is highly reliable. Several machines have clocked over 500,000 miles with basic maintenance. The service interval of the older models is 3000 km and if this schedule this is observed the engine, partly due to its simplicity, should last. Later model has improved greatly on the service intervals.


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