2021 Moto Guzzi V7: 7 Things To Know!

Moto Guzzi's legendary V7 has received a big update for 2021 and there is lots to be excited about, with 2 new production models and a stunning anniversary model! Join us as we take a look at 7 key things to know about the all new V7!

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0:00 - Introduction
0:36 - ENGINE
1:11 - STYLE & COLOURWAYS
2:10 - FRAME & SUSPENSION
2:24 - DISPLAYS
2:46 - LIGHTS
3:09 BRANDING
3:37 - RELEASE DATE AND PRICE!
4:02 - Final Thoughts

#MotoGuzzi #V7Stone #V7Special

[finlayrobinson]

Love the special in metallic blue it captures that real 70's vibe. I would have any one of them a Guzzi!!!

[OperationFoxley]

I'm very tempted to get one of these second hand down the 850 cc with 73 NM of torque an improvement in hp, 21 L fuel tank, shaft drive and good build quality and looks. Perfect!!

Awesome video, subbed!!

[francis]

A lot of torque and available down low. That's what really makes a bike fun. Splendid!

[shabletent]

I’m liking the Special, 65bhp is not earth shattering but if you want power then there are plenty of other options. Personally I think the 65 bhp is about balance. It also gives leeway to up the power over the next few years by simply slotting in the the more powerful engine at minimum costs. It’s not just about this years models but future models.

[Barnshal]

They should've kept the analog dash... It would be perfect like that!

[SPSteve]

I bought a 2022 V7 Special. If the Centenario version had stainless exhaust like the Triumph I would have strongly considered one but too much black otherwise.

[kevinnielsen]

These engines have good low rpm torgue because of a heavy flywheel. The engine will smooth out above 3500rpm. It's best to run them above 3500 when under load

[roberttempany]

Love the Special, hopefully a Le Mans variant down the track.

[andrewhannam.]

I don't get the stones styling... But the special is fantastic! Always loved Moto Guzzi! The anniversary colour should have been on the special. The 850 is a great addition, wondering if the LeMans will come back?

[psoyf]

The blue classic is quite lovely, with some more horsepower but also plus ten kilos heavier.

[michelbrown]

A few years ago, I ried a Norge 1200Gt and to my dismay, the left side would scrape easyly on the tarmac without trying hard. . .Do theses new V7 with the bigger engine, and bigger pipes . do they are easy to drag hard parts ? ?

[pennsyltuckyden]

Don't know much about Moto Guzzi's long term reliability, any thoughts

[rubensahak]

too bad no bronze color.I thought that was the best looking MG ever.Well If I can swap the tank I may buy 21 version and place bronze 20 tank on it.

[denisg]

Hi
Owners. How reliable are MG? love the styling but don’t know much about the quality.
Thanks

[captainaverage]

Useful hike in power, not sure on the paint job on the Special

[barriedawes]

Moto guzzi UK now saying bikes are at the dealers - my dealer saying they are not - oh

[TheChickenLine]

I will never buy another new Piagio Guzzi since I was shafted with the Stelvio Cam Issue.
Twice, before 12000 miles, the cams went. Guzzi took 6 months each time to send the Cams, charged me for the fitting and oil change on both occasions.
Still have my old MK5 Le Mans...

[kayakmalta]

No release date ? Customers are already riding them.

[ohwell]

One thing I dislike is manufactures getting into the horse power race. The 750 was and is a thoroughly good motorcycle. To bad.

[mrsilbo]

I wonder if the LED headlight from the Stone will fit the Special?