2017 Moto Guzzi V7 III Racer
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| Stock #: | 0039 |
| Engine size: | 750cc |
| Transmission: | Manual |
| Exterior color: | Racer |
| VIN: | ZGULDUB04HM000039 |
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2017 Moto Guzzi V7 III Racer
Produced in a numbered edition, as indicated by the plate located on the upper steering yoke, the Moto Guzzi V7 III Racer is not only the most sporty of the range, but also the one with the most prestigious parts. This backs Moto Guzzis ability to continuously create true customs directly from the factory.
There are numerous technical and aesthetic differences that distinguish it from the previous version and from the other V7 III models.
As for the stylistic aspects, the V7 III Racer introduces a new graphic for the satin finish chromium fuel tank where the red eagle is prominently displayed. This feature is reminiscent of the Rosso Corsa colour chosen to paint the frame and the swingarm: an explicit reminder of the first 1971 V7 Sport series, nicknamed red frame.
The V7 III Racer's sporty nature is emphasized by its semi-handlebars and its splendid, humped seat. In accordance with tradition, the Racer has a single-seater sport bike look, but in reality, this new version is approved for two-up riding. In fact, it has passenger foot pegs and, as before, the seat cover can be easily removed when necessary.
One of the most distinctive features of this factory special worth mentioning is the widespread use of anodized black aluminium. This hand-crafted treatment, which requires superb artisan skill, characterizes the new side panels and the throttle body guards, whereas the new front number plate is made of brushed aluminium.
The spoked wheels have black channels and red Moto Guzzi stickers like the other sport models from the brand, including the Audace muscle bike. Other premium components that stand out are the set-back foot pegs, which are machined from solid billets, the lightened steering stem and the steering yoke guard.
The most important technical innovation is the V7 III Racers hlins shock absorbers, adjustable in spring preload and in rebound and compression. The top name in suspension, the hlins suspension ensures top performance while throttling some backroads.
To celebrate the 50-year anniversary of the V7, which arrived in Italy in 1967, Moto Guzzi introduces the V7 III. This third-generation model is completely revamped to maximize owner satisfaction and riding pleasure, while leaving the motorcycles originality and authenticity unaltered.
Since its introduction in Italy, the V7 became a pillar of the Moto Guzzi product range. An entry-level bike that is dedicated to both men and women, the V7 became the companys best seller in 2009.
Enter the V7 III, which is available in three versions: Stone, Special and Racer. A limited-edition Anniversario model is also available for 750 lucky Moto Guzzistis.
The V7 III Racer was designed for those who seek the sportier side of riding, and love the Cafe Racer look. The V7 III Racer also lends itself exceptionally well to customization, allowing you to create a truly unique motorcycle with factory Moto Guzzi parts.
Produced in a numbered edition, as indicated by the plate located on the upper steering yoke, the Moto Guzzi V7 III Racer is not only the most sporty of the range, but also the one with the most prestigious parts. This backs Moto Guzzis ability to continuously create true customs directly from the factory.
There are numerous technical and aesthetic differences that distinguish it from the previous version and from the other V7 III models.
As for the stylistic aspects, the V7 III Racer introduces a new graphic for the satin finish chromium fuel tank where the red eagle is prominently displayed. This feature is reminiscent of the Rosso Corsa colour chosen to paint the frame and the swingarm: an explicit reminder of the first 1971 V7 Sport series, nicknamed red frame.
The V7 III Racer's sporty nature is emphasized by its semi-handlebars and its splendid, humped seat. In accordance with tradition, the Racer has a single-seater sport bike look, but in reality, this new version is approved for two-up riding. In fact, it has passenger foot pegs and, as before, the seat cover can be easily removed when necessary.
One of the most distinctive features of this factory special worth mentioning is the widespread use of anodized black aluminium. This hand-crafted treatment, which requires superb artisan skill, characterizes the new side panels and the throttle body guards, whereas the new front number plate is made of brushed aluminium.
The spoked wheels have black channels and red Moto Guzzi stickers like the other sport models from the brand, including the Audace muscle bike. Other premium components that stand out are the set-back foot pegs, which are machined from solid billets, the lightened steering stem and the steering yoke guard.
The most important technical innovation is the V7 III Racers hlins shock absorbers, adjustable in spring preload and in rebound and compression. The top name in suspension, the hlins suspension ensures top performance while throttling some backroads.
To celebrate the 50-year anniversary of the V7, which arrived in Italy in 1967, Moto Guzzi introduces the V7 III. This third-generation model is completely revamped to maximize owner satisfaction and riding pleasure, while leaving the motorcycles originality and authenticity unaltered.
Since its introduction in Italy, the V7 became a pillar of the Moto Guzzi product range. An entry-level bike that is dedicated to both men and women, the V7 became the companys best seller in 2009.
Enter the V7 III, which is available in three versions: Stone, Special and Racer. A limited-edition Anniversario model is also available for 750 lucky Moto Guzzistis.
The V7 III Racer was designed for those who seek the sportier side of riding, and love the Cafe Racer look. The V7 III Racer also lends itself exceptionally well to customization, allowing you to create a truly unique motorcycle with factory Moto Guzzi parts.
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