Coolest STREET FIGHTER that you NEVER heard of (Moto Guzzi Griso)

[@leaderalliancechurch8727]

Nice to see Guzzi getting the praise they deserve. They are the hidden jewels of the motorcycle world.

[@Chris_hemsworth]

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[@jiltedjohn9294]

Jewels they are and a joy to ride

[@sailormoon2548]

There's a very good reason why people don't buy them.

[@philipburow9062]

Love the griso in that color scheme

[@paultinwell5557]

They’re only hidden if you don’t look… Guzzi have been around for a very long time.

[@jeffmarsden9644]

Owned a 2015 Moto Guzzi Griso 1200 SE recently sold it. Best bike I’ve ever owned. Reliable never missed a beat. Miss her so much

[@seethebutter]

Been riding Guzzi since 1986. They are mechanically simple so you don't need a shop, you can DIY the maintenance.

[@aidenp7232]

All motorcycles are sinple

[@seethebutter]

@@aidenp7232 LOL you have never adjusted the valves on a Ninja 250 then, or cleaned its carbs. Are you a mechanical engineer?

[@darrak4851]

Forget about the valve adjustment, it took me an hour and quite a bit of wrestling to get the battery out of my ZX12!

[@seethebutter]

@@radiozvrk6784 I have owned 10 different model Guzzis since 1986 and have never had the problem you describe on any of those models

[@brianmckenna3915]

Call Moto Guzzi USA, let me know if they answer the phone, I have been trying for 7 years now, nothing. I fired Guzzi and went back to Harley, they answer the phone. Peace Out!

[@RideWithRen]

I absolutely love the Griso, what a stunning bike.

[@grubbytech]

I’ve owned a Moto Guzzi Le Mans for 34 years and I’ll never part with it. It’s so easy to ride. The Griso is a lovely bike and if there was room in my garage there’d be one in there tomorrow. I’ve ridden one and I loved it.

[@colb9916]

Hold onto her mate. There isnt much about the Le Mans to not love. I rode across Australia on my 82 MK111 . Not realy ideal for that distance ride but i loved every minute of every day i rode her. Run good oils and regular changes, carb tunes along with valve set and they never miss a beat.

[@JerryWDaviscom]

I was riding my handsomely restored 1978 Honda GL-1000 (Blue w/ matching Vetter Windjammer) a few weeks ago across a bridge in Boerne, TX. Boerne is a very small sown west of San Antonio. So I'm cruising across the bridge on HWY 46 above IH-0 West, and coming the other way in the opposite lane was this same Moto Guzzi, same model, color etc. It was so cool to see those two bikes side by side, going in different directions. The MG was headed across the bridge into the small town of Boerne, and the GL was headed out into the hill country for 250 miles of speedy Sunday cruising. We nodded at each other and carried on. I loved that MG the way I loved the first GL I bought as a kid in 1979, a sulfur yellow '76. Some bikes are just born special, and the Griso and the Gen 1 Gold Wing are two of them.

[@Kwhopperfan]

Love my Stelvio. Huge fan of Moto Guzzi. They are the exotic everyone can afford. So much character, feel and artistry.

[@Chris_hemsworth]

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[@Kwhopperfan]

@@leee3880 I unfortunately traded it in but it was a 2015. I miss it.

[@Buck1954]

I was going to buy a Guzzi Stelvio but the closest service center was a two hour drive away and nobody around me works on them. I love the California Concept, but hate the name. I bought a Yamaha Super Tenere instead. Not as sexy, but it works. Back around when the Stelvio first came out, there was a shoot out between all of the adventure bikes. The Stelvio surprised everybody at its highway AND off road capability. Plus it was the only bike with an 8 gallon tank.

[@patriotuk407]

I've had 7 guzzis over the years they have soul loved em all.

[@realedbreda3841]

Man, I've been wanting for someone to talk about the the Griso for ages. Even though they're not being built anymore. I own one, it's my forever bike. Been following SRK for a while now, this video really made my day! Thanks, Sean!!!

[@allwheeldrive]

The Griso has always been one of the best looking made. The versions with the 8V motor are the best. Not even sure if they will continue this bike any longer, but would be perfect as a 2nd or 3rd bike. The flagship torch will be carried for Guzzi by the Mondello, which has a thoroughly updated, and now water-cooled, v-twin wrapped in a gorgeous, flowing design. Love these bikes.

[@BlackHeart_YouTube_Channel]

They finished to build them years ago..

[@leee3880]

I have a 00 v11 Sport, the green that it comes in is a little eye catching too.

[@dstjepan]

Great piece of machine! Best friend have 2015 1200SE 8V, rosso trophy… really great to ride… all stock. No ABS, no assistance… pure riding!

[@martincummins8528]

Thank you, for those words young man. This is the nicest bike i have ever owned, i did over 14.000 km all over this gorgeous Ireland of ours, last summer. You don't always have to be a hooligan you know, she's with you, whatever you decide, up and back, pure bliss. My girl is an 08 1200 8v. I had a Bandit1200n before that, been riding nearly 40years. This Griso though, is like nothing else, it's a participatory event. The most rewarding thing i've ever thrown my leg over 🙃.

[@Averagegamer09]

Sean, you inspired my passion for working with motorcycles and I appreciate you more than you know! I just got hired at my local Harley dealer and I’m super excited to start this journey! Thank you from Pittsburgh Pa!! 💪🏽💯

[@mobius-1503]

Hecks yea man congratulations!!

[@michaelhayward7572]

One of the best motorcycles made this century, period. I may still buy a Griso, particularly the Guzzi Green ltd edition as featured here, which came stock with a brown seat. A Guzzista...

[@BigMoeFo]

I have . Been riding Guzzi for years. I grew up near the HD York plant but I would never trade my Guzzi. Absolutely a joy to ride and sooooo different

[@blazesboylan7947]

Thanks for weathering the cold to show us a truly beautiful bike. The Griso may be my new favorite Guzzi.

[@botchman5947]

Moto guzzi are addictive. There's something about them that makes me feel like it's a small little hot rod.

[@NudaMan]

Small block V8 👌🏾

[@michaelhoward142]

One of the things I admire about most Moto Guzzis is how they look pretty heavy but actually aren't.

My 1200 sport is 265Kg with fluids. That's not light.

[@Firestorm637]

Love the new 2022 V100 Mandello. Beautiful work of art.

[@josebelisario9669]

Love Guzzi's since I found out about them. Just acquired my dream bike a few months ago, California and it's everything I hoped it'd be. They ride as good as they look.

[@TexasScout]

Had a 1978 Moto Guzzi 1000 G5, it was a road warrior.

[@NormanWrightJr]

Totally love your channel brother! I’m also a Christian biker from Pittsburgh. It’s nice to see you spreading the word as well as good wisdom regarding riding!

[@literallyshaking8019]

That is a stunning motorcycle. The color combo is absolutely perfect

[@jiltedjohn9294]

I had an 1100 Griso and found it a bit cramped for my size, i now have a 1200 Sport 8v and it's the best bike i've ever had , done 52 k miles so far

[@fulesmackofule]

How tall are you?

[@jiltedjohn9294]

@@fulesmackofule 6 foot 3 inches

[@kneeslider47]

I second this. I LOVED my Griso but struggled to get comfortable due to the riding position. I’m 6 foot 2 inches. Pity because I was in love with 90% of the bike. If only I’d been shorter

[@fulesmackofule]

@@jiltedjohn9294 I've bought not long ago a 2015 1200 8V SE Red Trophy Griso. Finally! I'm 5"11' (180cm) and I find it comfortable. Maybe I should adjust the brake lever downwards a bit, as I'm keeping my foot on it and never sure whether I'm stepping on the brake or not.

[@kesleycottrell1416]

I love Moto Guzzi motorcycles. I had a 1970 Ambassador. Loved that old motorcycle.

[@AMPSHOWS]

I owned that same color Griso for a couple years. Loved the attention when parked and enjoyed the ride vey much. Seat height was a bit tall. A bit top heavy, but great power/torque, considering the design limitations. I let it go and regret it.

[@majowa83]

I’m 39 and got my license a few months ago. Chose the new V7 850 Centenario for my first bike. I love it and ride it whenever I can.

[@051570orion]

Sweet bike , I baught a 2003 California Stone Touring back in 2005 , love the Bike , enjoy riding it but it's been down for a while , I didn't know when I purchased it that there was a defect with the single disc clutch , and the dealership that sold it to me didn't let me know about it , it road and shifted fine at the time , if he would have told me I would have had them put a new clutch in , but by the time the clutch started having issues the dealership had went out of business . I talked to several places that sell parts and found them to be proud of their parts , I was told by one that the clutch would cost $1,600 then another said $1,700 and another in Ohio told me $5,000 . So the Bike has sat for quite a while , and everytime I came close to getting the money together , something always came up and I couldn't get it , then after giving up on it for a while because of financial issues , one day I started to look again , found one on eBay , for $865.00 got it shipped to my door for $895.00 finally found an honest dealer . Unfortunately I have yet to install it , with work and family it's just difficult to make the time to fix it , but last August I baught a 2005 Dodge Ram 3500 out of necessity , but I really need to get my Bike back on the road because diesel fuel is kinda pricey .. my wife has tried to get me to sell it for years but I'm stubborn and not a quiter .. lol . Great video and God Bless , oh by the way my first Moto Guzzi was a 750 Breva , everyone thought it was a Buell , but it was a great Bike .

[@DetroitMicroSound]

Their idea of a café bike, that doesn't make a persons back hurt, easy. Legendary bikes, all of them.

[@sunnyscreamer123]

Great review, great bike, and I must mention I'm very glad you're still sharing the word! Keep it up, cause it's the word of life and it's great to hear that encouragement!

[@williampoff3096]

Glad to see the test drives are still going!! When you sold your business, well, other than you and Jerry Palladino , there was no one else I really like to watch. Anyway , I'm a Harley guy, but I love all bikes. But I must confess the only Moto Guzzi I was ever around as a kid in the early 80s was owned by my dad's riding buddy. I can't even remember the brand of "Guzzi", but I do remember the rumble, similar to the Harleys I was around. Anyway, cool bike and keep the vids and the Scriptures coming!! God bless you my Christian brother🙏

[@Chris_hemsworth]

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[@Bastikovski99]

No Fortnine?

[@ScottsSpeedShop]

Always been a life long Moto Guzzi Enthusiast, they make terrific bikes and have been for nearly as long as Harley and still operate in the same factory they started out in Mandello Del Lario. Very cool company with a rich history of innovation, look up the V8 Moto Guzzi they developed in 1955, also if that Griso is for sale, how I found out the price and what not

[@Chris_hemsworth]

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[@cgbike164]

@@Chris_hemsworth but you won't sell me the bike?

[@lo-cfarms5511]

Hey Jed love your mopar videos. Also enjoy your bike content too 👍

[@johnboiacca8680]

If you are curious about the meaning of Moto Guzzi's names, here are a few. "Audace" means "brave", literally "the daring one". It is a slightly obsolete word, with a "classic" gist. There _might_ me a reference to "Gli Audaci", a special forces unit in Fascist times, but I am not sure that was actually Moto Guzzi's intention. "Stelvio" is the name of a mountain pass in the Italian Alps, and the _extremely_ spectacular road leading up to it. There are many YT video showing it. "Norge" is Norwegian for "Norway". In the early days of Moto Guzzi, they decided to drive one of their bike from lake Como to Cape North. This was in the early 20s, so it was quite the enterprise. The success of the trip helped estabilish Moto Guzzi's brand. The modern days Norge nords to the legendary enterprise of the early days. What else? "Breva" is the name of a strong wind regularly blowing on lake Como. "Griso", or "the grey one", as you correctly pointed out, is one of the main characters in "The Bethrotal". "California", "Nevada" and "Florida", with obvious reference to US States, are the names of a series of bikes from the 70s. Hope this satisfies someone's curiosity! Ah, one last detail: the correct way to pronounce the brand's name is approx GOO-TSEE. The _zz_ in Guzzi sounds exactly like it does in PIZZA ;-) .

[@Imotopilot]

Had the pleasure of owning that exact bike. Bought it from a friend that used to track it. Sexy and very capable bike!

[@FESalia]

My Guzzi V7 Stone '14 is my very first motorcycle and i simply love it. I needed to customize it to fit my style better, which was as easy as it gets. Italien perfection. Would love to own the more sporty Griso but its too expensive for me atm :/ one day..

[@OzBloke]

The California name was introduced when the Moto Guzzi supplied motorcycles to the California Highway Patrol. 😎

[@jamesgibson5876]

I owned two of the lapd bikes great machines..1973 ..it was 1981. When I bought the 1st one for 350 dollars if you can believe it.. and I had no idea what it was.

[@efisiopiantacarote8780]

Griso means ‘grey’ in some northern Italy dialects. Is also the name of a minor bad guy in a famous Italian novel we read at school in Italy.

[@louisjones2653]

I like how Sean is throwing more jokes into the reviews, he’s a funny guy.

[@Bastikovski99]

That was no joke

[@vinnyc365]

@@Bastikovski99 Unlike Trump who is an embarrassing joke.

[@Bastikovski99]

@@vinnyc365 Take another booster. They are doing great things for your brain

[@Bastikovski99]

@@vinnyc365 do you work for the CIA, or are you just a victim of their propaganda?

[@vinnyc365]

@@Bastikovski99 Holy Shit. Religion and Covid has rotted your brain.

[@jamesdickman8315]

My wife was complaining this was just another motorcycle sales video until you used Hillary as a monster reference then she was ok with video! 👍

[@awolarn8016]

Wow, your review was awesome, and then you quoted Ephesians and blew my mind! That took the review over the top! I happily subscribed. I'm looking at one of these and your video may have pushed me over the line into the I gotta have one category! Thanks! Rev 21:5

[@midcitygym]

ride a street bob but fell in love with Guzzi 850 Le Mans in the 80's.

[@donsmith3573]

Classic looking bike good review thanks. I have a Ducati scrambler 1100 and it’s a great bike and I can imagine it’s got the same feel on the road as this guzzi ( that Italian feel ). I’ve just fitted SC project exhaust amazing and this guzzi would definitely benefit with the same

[@craiggaulzetti2255]

I had an Audace that was a great bike. I rode it from San Diego to Boulder and back- kinda wished it had a windshield but other than that it was pretty perfect. The Griso was certainly my favorite of the Guzzis though.

[@senaman]

used to own a completely original Griso 8v white version. The early ones had issues that were later resolved. It is the most beautiful bike I have owned and I doubt that I can get something prettier, specially at this price point. Interesting to note that even though I love it, it performed amazingly well on twysties but on longer runs on the motorway for example it became boring and actually quite unconfortable (for me at least). I have ridden other motorbikes like the V9 roamer, V85TT and V7 II, III and V850 and those were more refined. Still, it is a proper motorcycle, One of the greatest street bikes.

[@wescardwell1912]

Had a Centauro years ago and loved it.

[@TerenceHughes4501]

Word of warning. There are two Griso models. The 1100 from 2005 is bomb proof and a safe buy. The 1200 8v version as featured here came out in 2007 and had major top end problems. They would fail catastrophically and it wasn't a question of if, but when. Same goes for the Stelvio and Norge with the same engine. Piaggio finally admitted the problem and issued flat tappet to rollers conversion kits free to customers with full service history and at cost to everyone else. Sadly by the time this happened it was too late for many bikes that already had metal fragments floating around in the oil from a fault in the hardening process. Even after the modification the damage may already have been done. If you buy one of these from late 2012 you are safe because they sorted it out. It took 5 years but better late than never. Most Internet resources provide good information about this issue and what to look out for, the best of which I think is Guzzitech. A great bike nevertheless.

[@TerenceHughes4501]

@@paultruesdale7680 That's not true. Many japanese bikes have had major issues that the manufacturers tried to cover up. In the 80s some Kawasaki's suffered carb icing that was responsible for killing some riders. Also in the 80s Honda V4's suffered catastrophic engine failures. So much so that they got nicknamed the Honda chocolate cam. You obviously haven't been riding long so I suggest you do some research before making such ignorant comments

[@paultruesdale7680]

Chill out WB. More than half a million miles on two wheels. Mostly on Yamahas. I know Honda had cam and crank issues on their V4s. I never heard anything about the icing problems on the Kawasakis so I’ll have to research that one. I must have woken up on the wrong side of the bed. My apologies for my ignorant comments.

[@laurentcattez4079]

Splendid with the Corbin saddle and the skid plate... Could you tell me where you found it? If not the manufacturer's brand? Kind regards

[@timothyvaher2421]

Great review and ride demo! Your video skill and camera setups are the best. Got a jolt seeing an ice strip in the road, yet that's your regular route and no problem. The 110 HP Griso w/4 valves per head looks like a dream. As long as there's no frame/motor vibration issues, a half fairing could be the deal maker for daylight touring.

[@danielburgess7785]

These bikes have spirit, bought my first in 1978-ish used. Got a ripping deal because at the time few people wanted Italian anything. Ran like a beast until a box made an illegal left into me. I was ok, the Guzzi was totaled.

[@shaunhowell5418]

Just want to say i really enjoy watching your videos youre reviews are great keep it up 🇬🇧

[@lewsoltis5142]

I worked with Caleb at SRK to trade my 2014 Moto Guzzi California for a Road King two years ago because there were no local bike mechanics in Pittsburgh to service Moto Guzzis. Good news is that I bought the California on Ebay for $5,700---it was advertised at $9,000. Beautiful, powerful bike but nowhere to fix it locally when I had some minor mechanical issues. One Harley mechanic said: "I love the Guzzis but they are 'orphans' when it comes to time to service or sell them." I'd buy another one if I could find a place to service it.

[@Chris_hemsworth]

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[@aaronlopez3585]

Motto Guzzi I've Heard of them and seen a couple in the Santa Monica area. They sound beautiful and expensive. That is as far as knowledge of them go. Thank you.

[@sv650nyc7]

They're not expensive for quality bikes. Cheaper than Harley, Ducati, BMW, KTM, and Triumph.

[@skyislands8887]

My 2006 1100 griso was written off in the recent March 22 floods. Of the several guzzles I've owned, it was the best handling, all rounder. Despite its relative age, it's cornering ability easily matched much newer / current bikes. I could ride 300kms non stop noproblem. The 1100 is the last incantation of the pushrrod that goes back to the mighty le mons. Although not as raucous as the older varients, it is still definitely sounds like an guzzi should. Finding a replacement will be difficult as Australian sales numbers were limited. For me, the griso is my seductive Italian mistress, exotic, head turrning and ready to preform. If any one knows of a good griso for sale, leave a reply

[@GUZ_Sirou]

I own a 2006 Griso 1100 and i got to tell you its a awesome bike. Just as he said, there are not many bikes that are packet with emotions such as this one.

[@jamesb.armstrong5433]

You should move your business to Valdosta, Georgia. Better riding weather and Valdosta really needs a good motorcycle dealership.

[@revelationakagoldeneagle8045]

Love The Guzzi Brand... This Griso is awesome 👍😎 Thanks for sharing... Have A Wonderfully Blessed Day Brother ✌️

[@1964rmcc]

I love the way this thing sounds and that power is priceless.

[@356cruzer4]

Glad to see Sean back making test ride videos, and on a Guzzi too. Double win 👍

[@jonathanosborne463]

A road motorcycles all my life to my pacemaker put in I really enjoy your channel and I never realized the scripture in your videos I really enjoy your commentary on motorcycles you're an awesome motorcycle enthusiast person God bless

[@drifter8530]

Glad to see him doing the review at all, hope he gets back on more like he was.

[@TYPE1media]

Thank you for your praises about the GRISO. Had my Griso1200 SE for 6 years now and done lot of touring.. loved every second

[@Mario-oc9xx]

Currently have an MGX 21, best bike I have ever owned.

[@Bruin4Life]

I had 1969 Moto Guzzi 750 and traded it in for a 1972 California Highway Patrol model Moto Guzzi 1000. Loved both of them, as both were great riding bikes but ended up buying a new house for the family. Sold the bike the bike as I could not afford both and furnish the house along with the big house payments at that time. I had a couple of bikes years later and none of them were as good as my Moto Guzzi. Years later I went to buy a restored 1972, and it cost more than a new one and I don’t like the new styling.

[@williamrobertson8962]

I’ve owned a V10 Centauro 4V and a V11 Sport 2V. Amazing machines.

[@TennRides]

Nice bike. It's nice to see I am not the only one that rides when there's snow, patches here and there of ice, and cold. Good vid, always a thumbs up

[@manamesjeeeff1017]

Also just so that the public knows, Guzzi clutches tend to be a bit hard on the hand but really precise and rewarding, it's kind of a trademark lol

[@Sentinel713]

Have a V7 III Carbon Dark that I love. Glad to see some Guzzi action!

[@larryharry7221]

Very underrated bike. I really like the Californian model but that green color is great.

[@josuegomez9820]

I want to point out that, With all the builds you make in your other channel, you are an Art person.

[@timhicks2154]

The Moto Guzzi Griso is a great machine. I was lucky enough to ride a friend’s one.

[@guzzigal]

I love my V7 III Anniversario, but I'd sure like to add one of these to the stable!

[@huskynox1]

One of the most underrated bikes. I own 2 Griso 1200SE's, also a Stevio 1200 NTX. The 1200 8v motor is amazing once tuned properly with a good exhaust. I'm 6'4" and find the Griso even more comfortable than the Stelvio. The stock seat is a factory 'gel' seat, I love these bikes. I wish Moto Guzzi would bring back a new version of it.

[@wilgeorgeleenders9041]

I saw this bike as well, but chose to purchase the 2013 V7 Racer. Griso has the same engine as the V9 bobber?

[@rabbidbabies4094]

I would love to have a griso in my garage someday. Would love it if guzzi brought it back.

[@elisabattle8456]

As far as Italian bikes, I have owned a ducati 860, moto morini 500 camel, laverda 3cl 1000, cagiva 650, and currently have a 1989 Moto Guzzi Mille GT 1000 and a 2013 Moto Guzzi Stone 750. Have owned several German bikes to include BMW and Zundaps. Grew up with British bikes--meaning Triumph and BSA. Have never been interested in Harley. Owned several Suzuki's to include 2-stroke models and the Wankel rotary 500. The Moto Guzzis have been my favorite above all the rest. Quirky, reliable, tractor-like in that the Japanese "refinement" is not there--but if you love just being connected to machinery and sound--Moto Guzzi!--mike battle--also grew up in Landisville, PA that is your test course.

[@Isthislife2135]

Nice flex brah.

[@alexwilsonpottery3733]

All bikes Sean has probably never heard of.

[@bryanrb21]

I think its a pretty cool bike. I really like the green color with the Corbin seat.👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥❤

[@philipburow9062]

Love the Griso in that color scheme.

[@Firestorm637]

Love single sided swing arm with shaft drive.

[@zabes63]

I think the the thing unsaid was the exhaust note with, what I am assuming, are stock pipes. That bike sounds sweet!

[@timoteuslind9080]

Favorite brand, favorite presenter and Word of wisdom.

[@ML-vk8ev]

Wholeheartedly agree

[@PuckFNT]

Shaft drive single side swing arm is soooooo freaking cool.

[@alex41465]

I’ve owned a Moto guzzi griso 8V for 3 years now. Amazing bike. Very unique. 145-150 mph is where she tops out at. They made 4 valve 1200 models as well. You forgot to mention.

[@jc-youtube6955]

So would you say a guzzi or the Vulcan is better? Maybe a comparison video?

[@tomquinn607]

Always love Guzzi's. Never owned one because you get so much more for the money with any Japanese bike. But I understand why some choose the Guzzi anyway. It has tons of personality.

[@sprezzatura8755]

A pre-owned Moto Guzzi is a great bargain. Also maintenance is very DIY friendly.

[@erniegroocock4354]

I’ve always admired and loved Moto Guzzi but that’s just my style I think if I got another bike it would have to be a motor greasy when I was growing up I never wanted a Camaro or a Mustang I ended up getting an AMX I love that car is stood out and was different and sexy to the nines

[@Dragonsbane38]

Sweet looking bike! sounds good as well!

[@basdebruin2355]

As an owner of 2 Guzzi’s I really like torques over revs. After driving all kinds of bikes, 8 years ago I switched to Moto Guzzi. I wished I done it years and years earlier. They are not really the cheapest, but a pall for life. You can doing hours a day on these things. There are not that many Guzzi’s, so there will be a few heads turn towards you. They are rather easy to maintain by yourself.

[@ltjorge16]

This guy is a legend!

[@nunika1975]

Tried a few bikes in 30 years, but I must say the BMW K1300R is my favourite.

[@dukie1616]

Now that is most definitely a work of art. Back in the early 90s had a 72 civilian when they weren’t cool.. although I thought it was cool! Wish I still had it.

[@jaybluhm7495]

I own a Breva 1100..love the bike. So glad I bought it!

[@Speedytrip]

Almost bought one, but the ergos just felt really weird for my 6'1" frame (the long tank probably didn't help). Great bike though.

[@congaronbo]

Nice! Glad to see you back....been binge watching your channels.

[@mtmatt8958]

Great looking motorcycle, the Italians make some of the best bikes over there💯

[@brianclay3315]

Guzzi is one of my favorite MC manufacturers. they still make bikes in their original factory and have the only wind tunnel for testing designs. The Grisso is a phenomenal bike. I regret selling mine.

[@paulkelly2882]

Fair play to you, you pronounced the name, Guzzi correctly every time, good video man

[@slomorico8711]

Guzzi's have long been known as one of the nicest bikes built. I've always been amazed at how rare they are.

[@CRGmotors]

Definitely gotta name one of your creations the Harley Hillary... 🤣

[@Reuschman]

I saw one of these for sale on Facebook marketplace and I wish I had the money at the time to get it