veniers guzzi v7 pro - BONGDATV

Produced in a numbered edition, as indicated by the plate located on the upper steering yoke, V7 III Racer is not only the most sporty of the range, but also the one with the most prestigious parts, that once again demonstrate Moto Guzzi´s ability to create true custom models.

The Moto Guzzi V7 has a more classic, retro-inspired look, with its iconic V-twin engine and timeless design elements like round headlamps and exposed metal. On the other hand, the Triumph Bonneville has a slightly more modern feel, with sleeker lines and a more streamlined silhouette.

The new motor brings the V7's power up from 52 horsepower at 6,200 rpm, to 65 horsepower at 6,800 rpm. The new motor also takes the torque from 44 lb ft at 4,250, to 54 lb ft at 5,000 rpm. That's a 25% horsepower increase, and a 22% increase in torque.

The latest V7 now shares the 853cc motor shared with its V9 Bobber and V85 TT stablemates. At 64bhp, it's the best part of 20bhp up on the 744cc versions it replaces - although surprisingly less than the outputs claimed back in the 1970s. It's more refined than the previous model too.