A feature in the latest Bike mag which I thought may be of interest to those with taste …
Guzzis new home ….
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Wonder whether they’ll be able to build them better in their new home?
No axe to grind but I was chatting to a dealer a day or two back who said the water-cooled Guzzis are the bane of his life. Multiple problems and very poor warranty response, often leaving the dealer to pick up the pieces.
I was contemplating a Mandello but this has given me pause for thought…
No axe to grind but I was chatting to a dealer a day or two back who said the water-cooled Guzzis are the bane of his life. Multiple problems and very poor warranty response, often leaving the dealer to pick up the pieces.
I was contemplating a Mandello but this has given me pause for thought…
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i take it , in the " Cup Room " that is all you see ?
the old Cup Room had really high ceilings , and 2 wall were covered , top to bottom with all the trophy cups .
hundreds of them !
the old Cup Room had really high ceilings , and 2 wall were covered , top to bottom with all the trophy cups .
hundreds of them !
I visited the new museum and factory in Sept. The museum is interesting and worth a couple of hours. Probably walked past the cup room without seeing it though.
The 'factory tour' tag when you online book a ticket is misleading. You can see into the factory from a couple of first floor viewing areas but not get onto the shop floor. When i was there on a Friday afternoon the workers all seem to have taken a Friday flyer.
The 'factory tour' tag when you online book a ticket is misleading. You can see into the factory from a couple of first floor viewing areas but not get onto the shop floor. When i was there on a Friday afternoon the workers all seem to have taken a Friday flyer.
Planning on visiting next year with my mate Fluffy Bridges of this parish and maybe a couple of other mates.
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