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They were allways pretty bikes,now even more so

What's this guy's IG?

so cool

è vero,le ultime 750 sport avevano i carter lucidati. non so se, dietro richiesta, la Ducati fornisse la moto con sella biposto (senza il codino). mi rimane il dubbio circa la testa della forcella che mi risulta essere nera.

what color is this bike?

Cracking story and beautiful bike.

it's cool

GREAT bike! Well done for fulfilling your dream! My dad had ordered a Shadow back in '54. At the time, it cost 50% _more_ than a brand new VW Beetle (at least here in Denmark). He cancelled the order fearing he'd be committed to an asylum for spending that kind of money on a motorcycle... He'd sailed in the U.S. merchant navy for 3 years.. That decision to cancel the purchase was of his biggest regrets right up until the day he passed away nearly 50 years later.

Beautiful Mate !!

Awesome!

I miss my 1972. Great bike

Do you search for the ugliest bikes you can find when making these videos?

An Eldorado…. One of the most beautiful motorcycles ever made.

I had one of those katanas (shark) allways regretted selling it

No full face or protective leathers or air bags. That's dangerous.😄

They were a great bike in their day.

Beautiful

So nice to see a Sport not chopped up and turned into a "green frame". Awesome bike, mine was this model, single Scarab disc though. Bought it second hand for $1400 and got $1800 when I traded it in at Fraser's on a first model Pantah 500SL. Not a day goes I don't kick myself that I don't have that Sport anymore.😊

Beautiful bike but after all that work what a shame to compromise a vintage Norton Commando by installing that single Mikuni. You may have forgotten what your brother's bike really ran like?

One great thing when building these engines is to swap out the exhaust cam with one from the earlier 650's like "70" Bonnie. These are a much better cam. We did a 79 Bonnie for road racing also added 10.5 to 1 Comp. Average street guy better not to have hi comp.Bike did 12.84 et @ 106mph. Triumph fans check out Steve McQueen 40 Summers ago.

Did you grind out the tank seam in the middle? Also where did you source the feneders?

Good looking bike. Very clean and not fussy.

Who makes the seat...?

I have a 88 candy brandy winred

Fine bike, but wrong helmet, it´s all about complete style and there it misses ..

How tall are the guy?

Was this the bike on display at the York Motorcycle festival last week? I was mesmerized by the beauty of this machine.

Smart, I'll probably do the same at that age. Drop the groceries or gear and ride. Haha

Well-said re: bars versus clip-ons , I'm lucky enough to have bikes in both variations and they are very-different applications . I've long been tempted by a Guzzi.. Dave nz

I had the GT and really loved it . I foolishly sold it to buy the larger 900 Darmah ( seduced by black and gold ) and while it was faster , it was very-different to that nimble 750 . Dave nz

got an 05 low and good in traffic which is almost everywhere in nj i think much more sensible if u cant find any" wide open spaces"

Totally agree with you 👍 just something magical about them 😊

Good for you man, I love these guzzis. OK all I ever had was a 500 but love that sound and man, it beats my 750 Norton commando.

Fantastic 👍

Great filming , cool-bike and cool-owner . Makes me want to ride (but it's raining here ! ) Dave nz

That's an AWESOME old Triumph, it's fantastic looking. the pipes are perfect and it sounds great. and I like the tank and the color scheme. about the only thing that I would possibly think of changing? would be a more aggressive knobby tires. maybe similar to an enduro/trials type. mainly a tire that would allow a person to the best of both worlds.

Wow ! I had no idea that craftsmen existed who made these products in my part of the World (well , close , across The Ditch ) I do have a few mudguard requirements . Dave nz

A 1983 Katana 750 was my first dedicated sports-bike . I really loved it , my previous bike was a souped-up Kawasaki KZ1000 , much faster but did not handle like the Suzuki plus not as smooth . I went on to own big Laverdas and Ducati's , to date I've owned about 54-bikes , currently riding a W650 , an XV1000 (TR1) and a cafe'd Yamaha XS-2 650/700 . They are all great in their own-ways . While I still think-fondly of the Katana , I really-regret selling my 76 Ducati 750GT , it was just about the perfect All-Rounder for me . The XV1000 is now my poor-mans GT750 and gives a remarkably-similar experience , or maybe it's just old-age Dave nz

I have exactly the same beautiful bike. 😊

Real bikers wear boots And when you're sliding down the road You'll know why

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Just bought my V7 Stone Centenario. I sooo do understand what you on about. ❤

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I bought a new 350 cc non-desmo Mark3 in 1973, and never regretted it. My only concern was that I couldn't afford the 750 cc.

Love this video. My wife and I were the MGNOC Arkansas State Reps for 23 years here in the USA. I recently sold my last Guzzi. My 74 V7 Sport. God gave me 40 years on Guzzi's. I have truly enjoyed these bikes and all of the friends I met along the way! Long Live the Moto Guzzi!

Exactly. The simplicity of it , as the guy mentioned

gorgeous !

beauty !

Can you say extactly what is the handlebar brand and model? Please🙏🏻 thanks.

Sexy looking bike.