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This may well be like throwing a rabbit into a pack of dogs, but I am thinking of replacing my late 1200GS with a MotoGuzzi Breva. Has anybody any useful, and constructive comments to make

I thoroughly enjoyed my GS and would still have it but for a bimbo in a 3 door hatch. But simply to replace with another identical bike seems a bit boring. So I tried a Guzzi (I dont do off road at all) and was very pleasantly surprised..

The engine is less powerful than the GS but if anything its smoother and with a real character to it. The gearbox is light and easy. Riding position comfortable. But even more plastic than a GS and Italian electrics to boot.

So what do you reckon? Anybody got any real experience of modern Guzzi?

And yes, I've looked at the Guzzi forum but asking about Guzzi amongst the enthusiasts is like asking about GSs here.
 
I ride with a guy who has a Norge and he loves it. Seems to be a good build quality and it doesn't stop when it rains. The only complaints he has are the top box is crap and it is a bit thirsty. Very pretty bike.
 
I ride with a guy who has a Norge and he loves it. Seems to be a good build quality and it doesn't stop when it rains. The only complaints he has are the top box is crap and it is a bit thirsty. Very pretty bike. Sounds great as do most Guzzis.
 
The Breva is a very nice bike. Looks good, handles well. One of the nicest bikes I have ridden. The instrument panel is a bit of a let down. Hate the reddish glow, not as easy to read as the GS. I had one for a week and would seriously consider it except that I have access to it anytime. If you find the power lacking go for the new Sports version if that is still insufficient get the full race kit.

BTW Guzzie will be bringing out their version of the GS in the near future.
 
The R1200R is nice. If you do a lot of two-up riding check that SWMBO is also comfy though.
 


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