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I am sure EU law means service and repair does not have to be done by a dealer as long as the garage is registered and uses approved parts, warranty is ok if you have proof. Had this confirmed for my new Guzzi by the dealer who sold it new. Block Exemption Reg's

agree, I didn't go PCP, deposit and 0% loan, I want to own the bike from the start

bought my first new bike last year, not because of the 3k discount more the 0% interest over 3 years. if i had put the cash into a bank monthly i would be getting 1.5%, whats the point? as said before, sod the depreciation, get a new bike and ride! cheap finance and personal contract plans has...

although it took a while to appear I would bet on the tank removal being the cause, have it removed again by a good mechanic, stand there to witness and check all hoses, vents, connections, air filter and the throttle cables where they go onto the throttle sender device the lack of fault codes...

six months into a Guzzi Audace 1400 - we only get into the 80's in summer but have never once felt any heat even when commuting in the city, theres an oil radiator with a fan and it uses 10w60 synth which seems to have the lump well under control heat wise. it rumbles at idle but beautifully...

The brakes are possibly the best on a large adventure bike, the linked front/rear eliminate dive to the point I thought it as good as my previous GS. The balance and traction is good too, long wheelbase and engine well forward (side radiator) ideal. I have gone the other way, S10 to Guzzi...

just bought a UK Euro 4 Moto Guzzi, and as part of the uplift from Euro 3 it has an MI (malfunction indication) light that monitors the fuel and emissions system, I assume that whilst true they dont test for emissions if you present a vehicle with this light on then you may have a problem...

i traded mine in 2 months ago at Colchester Kawasaki - gen 2 blue, 14k, up for 8k but i reckon they would take less large screen and rack plus originals, and 2 new tyres (assuming they fitted them), fsh and all works fine you may find they can offer some cheap finance?

http://www.yamahasupertenere.com/index.php?topic=14476.15 see page 2 'big dave' i have read here and on other bike sites that re mapping the ECU can be done such that the bike ignores the immobiliser, maybe on the ST by using an American map - unless you really want to keep the immob suggest...

http://www.ride.co.uk/magazine-routes/routes-from-ride-magazine worth a look, has good reviews and you can download sat nav files

the weight i dont notice the bike is well balanced and with engine well forward and a long swingarm puts power down well its got linked brakes, IMO it brakes better than other large adv bikes i have had (GS, KTM 990), the auto application of a bit of rear with front brake means its stable into...

the engine is a bit rattly and maybe lacks soul, but you get reliability for sure the bike changes big time after 5-7k, ride one with miles if possible, they pull better and fuel consumption improves

never had that comment - usually they ask what it is, lack of tank badging and rarity causes confusion

its to get you home when the final drive fails ::025::

Saw a good mod once that involved a second battery in the top box with led lead lights and USB plugs for camping, phone charging etc, and a solar panel mounted on top of the box to charge the cell. Some good PV panels around now and a full days ride in reasonable sunshine charged the cell...

start 10 yards behind the bike, run up and leap frog onto the beast works with the missus too

jet washed about an inch thick coat of road salt from back end of bike - is the UK the only place dumping this corrosive muck all over its roads? on the plus side, 2nd winter now and bike finish holding up well mark

long shot but simple to check, I know clutch position affects mapping at least on gen 1 bikes, check clutch lever switch ok

https://shop.touratech.co.uk/handlebar-bag-for-all-22-mm-handlebars.html works ok, isn't waterproof but behind fairing have never had it leak badly about all i can afford from this place

maybe a dumb question - why is it there?