Next bike

[DeBenGuzzi]

Aprilla Tuono R, for sure this time. .... maybe. come on you guys don't know it took me 2 years to decide and jump into the guzzi and it still came down to the wire between'er and a sprint st. I just want

[mdude]

Will be keeping the V11, but I'd like a KTM Duke 2 as a city runabout... or a Laverda 1000/1200 as a weekend classic headbanger bike. Then I'd REALLY have to learn mechanics....

[Anthony]

Not to encourage you to sell your V11, but I'm interested what you're next bike will if/when you sell your V11?

 

 

Wouldn't think of selling, just adding another - ST4s maybe, while they are still around, a Tuono, Brutale S, BMW Boxster mod, or a KTM SD. I like to get on and go, so, I'd rent naked for two or three days and see how the ride changes. My only experience with naked bikes is in dirt.

 

Mike Stewart has a garage full of bikes... what's the bad about diversifying?

[rocker59]

I plan on keeping what I have. Maybe adding to the stable.

 

I'd like a street-legal MGS-01 type bike or an Ippogrifo with V11 or Breva 1100 motor.

[DeBenGuzzi]

Ducati 1098 for sure this time, well but I can get such a good price on a RSV or a Tuono, and that BMW 1200gs has such good versatility, its been a year and I am no closer to a dead set next bike, and I've test rode a couple

 

at least I still love the Goose, this has to be a record for me regarding almost anything I lose intrest in about a year or 2

[John in Leeds]

The Rosso Corsa stays - could be forever, it was like coming home and I love it. They make no money but even for big money I would not get rid of this bike. However she needs attention to look beautiful and is really happier as a fair weather bike - so be it.

 

For some off road lanes, for mad days in the dales and maybe even an adventure trip the Highland Outback arrives when the new plate comes in March. It comes with on and off road wheels, loads of power, excellent handling from a good chassis and top suspension (I've been spoiled by the Corsa). It's even light for a 950, so if it hangs together and feels as good as the test bike I'll be more than 'appy. This bike is no oil painting but it does seem to deliver, one or two faults - poor running just off idle, cheap clocks but there is no perfect bike. Will report back (hopefully objectively after running in) but new owners always guild the lily with a new bike ignoring even the most obvious faults.

 

Time will tell.

[max scura]

I love my V11 and I'll keep it forever!!!

[Guzzirider]

I have another Guzzi on the way!

[helicopterjim R.I.P.]

I have another Guzzi on the way!

 

Shouldn't we all be saying that?

[waspp]

That a really tough question to answer. I would really like to have a Centauro sport, but if we're talking new it might just be a BMW HP2, for the track and for the dirt! Just a blast to ride!

[grossohc]

I have another Guzzi on the way!

 

What are you getting Guy . I am going to guess a road legal mgs01 , then again maybe

[Guzzi2Go]

How about Brit-Am crotchrocket? Something like Triumph Daytona 675?

[antonio carroccio]

Antonio, and this answer?

 

"I'll keep my V11 forever!"

Well, it looks like this bike never goes anywhere!

But I must confes, the Beemer K1200R looks brute to me...

[svjj]

Well I just bought my next bike Ducati S4R monster and it is a MONSTER!!!!!

 

JJ

[felix42o]

I have no plans to sell the V11, but I will be getting another bike to try and keep some of the mileage off of the Tenni. Just can't decide which bike! I've narrowed it down a bit:

 

-newer Guzzi California Vintage

-'nother V11 (sport maybe?)

-Duc GT1000

-Kawisaki's new 1400 Ninja looks fun

-BMW somethin or nuther. That new 1200 looks nice.

-Buell Ulysses

 

This isn't going to end well...I'm already planning on a bigger garage.