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Moto Guzzi Cafe Racer by Mandello Cycles

Out of the many beautiful creations of Mandello Cycles is another ace up its sleeve. What you see here is a beautiful Cafe Racer, no… a Moto Guzzi customized Cafe racer, so the word beautiful has to come naturally, right?

And the single seat to the rear dome and the tail light beautifully snubbed at the rear mudgurad… And hey, it has a monoshock too!

The typical handlebar with the round single piece headlamp and the round digital instument remains every bit a cafe racer. As for the specifications, you can see the up side down Showa forks associated with the 4-piston Brembo brakes with 320 mm discs to inspire confidence while the rear has a Brembo 2-piston caliper. The rear swingarm is custom made and the monoshock leads to the 5.0″x17″ back wheel. . The muffler is a BOS 2 in 1 VA / Carbon plant that will emit the typical racer music.

The original frame doing duty here is from a Moto Guzzi Le Mans 1 and the engine is borrowed from a 1100 Sport. The tank is again from a Moto Guzzi Le Mans 3. The carburetors are Dell Orto 40 PHM . The spoked aluminum wheels bear VA-original hubs of size 5 “x17 with 160/60 ZR17 in the rear and 3.50″ x17 with 120/70 ZR17 in the front.