Quote from: Chuck in Indiana on September 16, 2026, 01:47:38 PM So your problem is? It's an old low production motorcycle. When you see something you think you might need, it's time to pull the trigger. If you don't, it will be gone soon. Old low production model motorcycle is a double edge sword. There is also the possibility of the parts not selling because nobody needs them. I had a ton of V50 parts that I tried to sell then tried to give away and then toss in the recycle bin because there was no market for them. Old and/or rare do not equate to interest or value.
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Quote from: SIR REAL ED on Today at 06:27:39 AM I suspect you are correct Dan. I read on this forum that Moto Guzzi only sells 6,000 bikes per year. If true, would the market for a big Moto Guzzi touring bike ever exceed 1,000 bikes per year? I would expect that any new Moto Guzzi models will rebadged bikes made by other OEM's. This is the only Moto Guzzi forum I have ever visited. While a great group of people, who are very knowledgeable & entertaining, the number of complaints about Moto Guzzi, it's dealers, & mechanics voiced here, does not make WildGuzzi a great sales site for the brand. I suspect that Piaggio has already figured out that Moto Guzzi's destiny is to always be a niche brand of motorcycle. Perhaps like Harley, the new factory/museum is evidence they realize there is a sizable chunk of money to be made from the trademark itself, rather than from manufacturing. Kinda like Disney Land as some on this site have pointed out. According to Google/AI (for what that is worth) Guzzi manufactures approximately 30,000 total bikes a year and the new facility gives then the ability to produce an additional 8,000? For reference according to Google/AI in 2025 BMW sold 66,125 R1300GS/GSA series bikes. Good, bad or indifferent Guzzi is certainly boutique/niche.
Luap - what are you going to replace that Indian with ? It seems to me that your bike inventory is down, and needs to be replenished. Don't worry. If you start to have withdrawals then I can drop you off a loaner until you decide.
Quote from: Ncdan on September 16, 2026, 10:20:51 PM I have my doubts that MG will ever build a big touring bike again🤔 I suspect you are correct Dan. I read on this forum that Moto Guzzi only sells 6,000 bikes per year. If true, would the market for a big Moto Guzzi touring bike ever exceed 1,000 bikes per year? I would expect that any new Moto Guzzi models will rebadged bikes made by other OEM's. This is the only Moto Guzzi forum I have ever visited. While a great group of people, who are very knowledgeable & entertaining, the number of complaints about Moto Guzzi, it's dealers, & mechanics voiced here, does not make WildGuzzi a great sales site for the brand. I suspect that Piaggio has already figured out that Moto Guzzi's destiny is to always be a niche brand of motorcycle. Perhaps like Harley, the new factory/museum is evidence they realize there is a sizable chunk of money to be made from the trademark itself, rather than from manufacturing. Kinda like Disney Land as some on this site have pointed out.
Quote from: Luap McKeever on September 16, 2026, 07:51:31 PM After 40K+ trouble free miles, I sold my Indian Challenger. It was a great bike, but ever since I inherited the 2007 Goldwing from my uncle, I soon found out that for a 19 year old motorcycle, it was so much better in so many ways than the 6 year old Indian. Now, I'll just patiently wait until Moto Guzzi builds a big 'ol big block touring rig..."patiently" being the keyword. Until then, I reckon this Wing will still be going strong. I mean, it only has 85K on it. This bike is that good. I'm glad to hear you are enjoying your Goldwing Luap. It is difficult to find anyone who has had trouble with their Goldwings. Since you obviously know how to take care of a motorcycle, I expect you will get at least 500,000 miles out of that bike.
Quote from: chuck peterson on Today at 04:05:47 AM New Haven street takeover 2 weeks ago. It’s the street takeover that’s illegal NOT THE BIKES https://youtu.be/FEt9WQu_2e4?si=_NtyWH2v18fDxaxB If you think it is bad in CT, have you seen any of the news feeds coming out of Australia? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2gVXd7FzhQ&list=PL86SiVwkw_odDxSd-MOC9C7cS6lZPtrO5&index=14&pp=iAQB We should be thankful that none of those kids in CT are carrying boomerangs!!!
All back together but now the RHS rear indicator ain't working! Why, oh why do they use those poxy BAX15s bulbs? The bulb's not blown however, so time to check connections. Might end up adding a combined reflector/tail/stop lamp whilst there. Jeez, I just wanna go for a wee spin.
Addressing a few points raised.. It often takes something drastic - a few deaths and/or seriously maimed - for action to be taken. We have a spoilt brat 'buzzing' around on an illegal e-scooter that their entitled parent(s) bought them. What will it take for something remedial to happen? I have my thoughts on what I'd like to happen, in order for the parents to be charged and kid chastised. Let's take a hypothetical example. Someone at the far end of that bridge has a cardiac arrest but nearest paramedic is 15 mins. away on same side of the bridge. Nearer at hand is the ambulance crew 2 minutes away but can't get across the bridge due to unruly bridge activity. Licensing of vehicles is to make street use accountable. Take that away and anything goes, as witnessed by the balaclava wearing thugs/toe-rags that currently infect (predominantly English) U.K. streets. Ooops, thread drift. Commentary: Many of us got up to relatively harmless mischief when young(er) but there has to be limits. Addendum: Quote from: chuck peterson on Today at 04:05:47 AM ..it’s the wild west That's why y'all gotta have guns!
Quote from: Antietam Classic Cycle on September 16, 2026, 08:40:02 PM I've used 30w fork oil, 30w motor oil and 80w90 and they all work well. Never tried ATF, ATF is reported to be equal to 10w so it'll be light in this application.
[quote. I wish one of the cars just drove straight over them. [/quote] Seriously? A death threat? Say whaaaat? I thought this was a peaceful campfire… Thread getting yanked in 3, 2, 1….. Here in Cornecktikut, 50cc mopeds 4T need: No license No registration No insurance No nothing Families of four riding one bike E-bikes slashing thru red lights, sidewalks, it’s the wild west But before we kill them all maybe some rule changes? New Haven street takeover 2 weeks ago. It’s the street takeover that’s illegal NOT THE BIKES https://youtu.be/FEt9WQu_2e4?si=_NtyWH2v18fDxaxB
Quote from: Vagrant on September 16, 2026, 08:07:52 PM I’m still up the B. R. P. Ut will stop by Saturday afternoon. You'll miss lunch at Jim's!
The young adults must not do this kind of stuff in Wi. It was starting around here and after a couple involvements with the police, it settled back down. I'm with a previous poster. In these events and similar car events, crush completely all vehicles and sell as scrap iron.
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