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Despite going through some difficult times, Moto Guzzi is on the comeback after it was bought out by Piaggio.
Moto Guzzi has always been a famous name in motorbikes, thanks mainly to its racing prowess in GP events in the 1950s, but it needed rescuing by the ever-expanding Piaggio and it’s thriving once more.
Modern day Moto Guzzi
It has one of the biggest model line-ups in its history with cruisers, nakeds and adventure bikes all in the range.
The Bike Insurer can help you find insurance for your Moto Guzzi motorcycle – whatever model you own, including:
And if you’re not sure whether a Moto Guzzi is the right bike for you, read our real Moto Guzzi owner reviews to see what it’s like to live with of the Audace or the Stelvio.
Moto Guzzi motorbike rider reviews
Moto Guzzi has a model line-up so broad that there’s almost too much choice.
If you’re not sure which model is right for you, or whether you’d even be suited to a Moto Guzzi at all, reading through our rider reviews could really help your decision.
The reviews are from real bikers who actually own and ride Moto Guzzis – meaning they’re the best qualified to rate and give feedback on the European manufacturer’s models.
They provide valuable insight into what the motorcycles are like to live with on a practical, everyday level.
Try browsing through the rider reviews and see if they make your decision any easier.
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The plastic tank models do have a problem with ethanol.......you've been told. Dealers are a bit thin on the ground but there are a number of owner's groups who will point you in the right direction for the saints and sinners. One problem is fuel which takes longer to get, mainly because people want to come over and talk to you about the bike. This is a Marmite bike and you either get it or you don't. Take one out for a very long test ride then decide.