1931 Moto Guzzi GT 2VT By Grand Prix Classics
Only 167 GT 2VT were built, from 1931-34. An advanced bike for the day, it had the new sprung frame design perfected by Carlo…
Only 167 GT 2VT were built, from 1931-34. An advanced bike for the day, it had the new sprung frame design perfected by Carlo…
For over 100 years, Gucci and Moto Guzzi have been traveling parallel paths, now together with Palace they join at a creative crossroads for…
100 years of iconic motorcycles, 100 years of long hours of work imbued with passion. 100 years of brilliant talents and amazing designs. 100 years of authenticity, 100 years of stunning bikes. This is our history, this is Moto Guzzi.
Moto Guzzi Factory Certificate of Origin shows this matching numbers GT16 was built in 1934. It was restored by Italian marque specialists about 2013-14….
The Moto Guzzi V1000 Convert model was offered from 1975 to 1984. The designers of the machine were aiming the V1000 Convert at the U.S. police…
At the end of World War I, three Italian air corps friends, Carlo Guzzi, Giorgio Parodi and Giovanni Ravelli, planned a motorcycle manufacturing company….
It doesn’t get any more factory original than in the crate, so this 1981 Moto Guzzi 850 Le Mans III is the ultimate in…
The Project C2 is a limited series motorcycle that uses the full potential of the California 1400s wonderfully designed base. With the California 1400,…
A ‘Bitsa’ short for ‘Bits of everything’ is a term often reserved to describe a mongrel dog who could have any number of breeds…
A teenage Giuseppe Gilera apprenticed at the Bianchi Motorcycle company as a mechanic. By 1909 he had designed and built his own motorcycle and…
With this motorcycle you feel transported back to the 80s. Ruote Fiere designed a unique monster out of a 1984 Moto Guzzi. Hardly a…
Renard Speed Shop, a well known Estonian company, has now been building custom motorcycles for years. Looking at their latest BMW R90/6 they have…
The entire motorcycle, engine and gearbox was completely disassembled and vapour blasted prior to a forensic inspection of all original parts. The original instrumentation has…
Paul d’Orléans is the founder of TheVintagent.com, a hugely popular website that goes deep into the culture of motorcycling and the people behind the…
Designer James Hilton is the co-founder of Death Machines of London, a custom motorcycle company that makes some of the most extraordinary and beautiful…