new Dr. John book

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 . . . from https://www.motoitaliane.it/

With a recent (late 2023) Dr. John (Wittner) interview . . .

https://www.motoitaliane.it/en/prodotto/dr-johns-moto-guzzi/

(pre-orders being accepted for April production . . .)

 

[p6x]

As a subscriber, I got the email too.

I am hopeful they will sometimes publish a book about the Moto Guzzi Le Mans over the years. Although the V11 Le Mans cannot be considered a real Le Mans, was I told by a purist.

 

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5 minutes ago, p6x said:

As a subscriber, I got the email too.

I am hopeful they will sometimes publish a book about the Moto Guzzi Le Mans over the years. Although the V11 Le Mans cannot be considered a real Le Mans, was I told by a purist.

 

Those same "purists", here at V11Lemans.com, might tell those fellows that theirs was a pretty decent prototype . . . 

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The beautiful motoitaliane "Dr John's Moto Guzzi" book arrived today. So many detailed images of the genesis of the SpineFrame Moto Guzzi.

Special bonus: back of the dust cover. One more delectable Ettore Gambioli art piece . . . 

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Hoping to learn more about the origins of the Moto Guzzi SpineFrame, this publication does not disappoint!

All this time, I thought the original Spine Frame was a "Daytona" 8V Hi-cam. Not so! The first SpineFrame Guzzi, the V11 Sport prototype so-to-speak, was this 1987 2V. Also, the first SpineFrame: "Made in America!"