Tell me about the Moto Guzzi Griso
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Get there quick, It will be closing for the Italian summer holidays soon.
Deleted User O
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let us know when I fancie coming with ya
Sell it quick whilst you have the chance Steppers
My mate has just bought one as his first bike
I had a ride on it last week and it's a cracker to ride . Grin factor is 10/10
I had a ride on it last week and it's a cracker to ride . Grin factor is 10/10
flytoolow
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Would look nice on a guzzi
Dunno if they do them in Steptoe size though
...would look good on the back of feckin anything in my opinion...
Back to Grizos...
Mate got one last year, the 8V version (Hes into Guzzis big time...). He rates it very highly - best one he has. No issues to my knowledge and he does some mileage with it - disappears for weeks on end...Not my style but a real Good looking bike, Great sound (especially when we remove the baffles
). Always liked the look of the Bellagio myself - maybe not as big, but may look in that direction next year.... I have someone who has the 1200 Sport and the gearbox / Oil dropped out of that 2 weeks after the end of warranty. He would always "advise" me to get a Guzzi before that happened, then said belatedly he wouldnt buy one again...But not heard any issues with the Grizo...
Davy F
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Saw the yellow Griso that was sold from my Yamaha dealers recently. Spoke to the bloke who bought it and asked him what he thought. 'Lovin' it, mate !' He chopped in a custom type bike for it, so obviously finds it much more sporty than what he is used too. I did look on with some envy as he pulled away. 
mr badger
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Enjoy it Mr Steptoe. Loved mine (4V) but too cramped in the leg for me for more than an hour at a time.
It now lives about 10k from the factory.
It now lives about 10k from the factory.
Well, been doing some miles on the gristle and have come to a conclusion on the differences between a GS and the Moto Guzzi Gristle. Best described in musical terms
GS = Once you've donned the twat suit, fitted the GPS, loaded up the multitude of luggage boxes getting on the GS is akin to listening to Led zeps "Kashmir".
Every journey is an epic thunderous event, full of trepidation and anticipation, even if only popping along to
.
It's the motorcycling equivalent of spreading colmans english mustard on your testicles, hence gurning like an idiot for the rest of the ride.
Moto Guzzi Gristle = Once you've adorned yourself in the compulsory fancy dress as demanded by guzzieists (open face lid, designer sun glasses,flying jacket).
Packed all your metrosexual man items in the man bag slung over your shoulder.
Carefully positioned a Gitane in the corner of your mouth, cocked your leg nonchalantly over the artistically sculptured saddle and finally coaxed the big gasping V twin into life it's all a bit like listening to middle of the roads "Chirpy chirpy cheep cheep".
Fun and a great laugh, but you always though the song was really called "Chirpy chirpy tweet tweet".
GS = Once you've donned the twat suit, fitted the GPS, loaded up the multitude of luggage boxes getting on the GS is akin to listening to Led zeps "Kashmir".
Every journey is an epic thunderous event, full of trepidation and anticipation, even if only popping along to
. It's the motorcycling equivalent of spreading colmans english mustard on your testicles, hence gurning like an idiot for the rest of the ride.
Moto Guzzi Gristle = Once you've adorned yourself in the compulsory fancy dress as demanded by guzzieists (open face lid, designer sun glasses,flying jacket).
Packed all your metrosexual man items in the man bag slung over your shoulder.
Carefully positioned a Gitane in the corner of your mouth, cocked your leg nonchalantly over the artistically sculptured saddle and finally coaxed the big gasping V twin into life it's all a bit like listening to middle of the roads "Chirpy chirpy cheep cheep".
Fun and a great laugh, but you always though the song was really called "Chirpy chirpy tweet tweet".
VDST Software for around £150. Lets you run the diagnostics, Warning light reset, TPS reset and air mixture adjustments yourself from a laptop
http://www.guzzitech.com/store/TR-VDSTS.html
What sort of oil does it use??
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