For our first motorcycle road test in this series we wanted something a little unique. Moto Guzzi's new entry into the sport-touring category seemed like a perfect choice. European chic, V-twin grunt and large carrying capacity. Advertised as the "gran turismo" motorcycle for the 21st century by the factory- we set off to find out just what that really means.
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The Moto Guzzi Norge is a 1200cc twin with a six speed and shaft drive. The Norge was introduced in 2006. Originally the factory claimed the bikes would be outfitted with a GPS as standard equipment. That idea didn't fly, but they do come with other neat bits, like hard luggage.
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2 comments:
a [very] stylish alternative to bmw or japan inc. anyone serious about this style of motorcycle should check these out. forza guzzi!
Nicely done story. I appreciate the balanced review. I too find the windshield controls screwy--why couldn't they have done something like the FJR?
That said, I've put 25,000 miles or so on my 2007 Norge since March, 2008--19 months & counting. From Richmond, VA to NW Arkansas or Chicago or Toronto, the Norge's done well for me.
I've added a Givi topcase and Motolights and an SAE connector for Germbing electics, but nothing else.
Enjoy.
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