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Moto Guzzi V 11 Sport Naked
V11 Naked -- The latest version of the bike that was the bases for the entire V11 Series. A Naked Sport Bike for the sport rider that pushes it to the limits. The latest 90º V-Twin with added crossover pipe with increased compression ratio to 9.8:1. Brembo Gold Series brakes and 180/85 17" rear tire. Available in Red and Black.
Naked power Arms stretched down to bars dropping almost to the front
wheel, stomach on a tank that lets you “feel” the pulsation of a mighty
transverse 90° V-Twin with new inter-collector balancer pipe and catalyzer
to comply with Euro 2 standards. This is the dream of the sports rider who
demands the limits. A machine that shares with you the same body and soul.
The V11 turns this dream into reality and gives you more. The V11’s riding
position, with anatomically shaped tank and handlebars, ensures perfect
control. The result is a bike that tackles bends with compass-like precision, and rides the straights with rock solid stability. Exceptional road holding is also ensured by the 180/55 rear tyre on a 5.5” rim wheel Braking is immediate and safe thanks to the instant action of a braking system based on two 320 mm front discs and a 282 mm rear disc. The V11 is available in two colours: sporting “Rosso Race” and elegant “Grigio Titanium”.
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