The new Moto Guzzi V7 Classic has been presented to the media and is a fascinting and historically important motorcycle.
The V7 was in fact created by genius Giulio Cesare Carcano in 1967, debuting the V-form twin-cylinder at 703cc, a record for those times.
The new V7 is a modern motorcycle with a 750cc Euro 3 engine, tubular chassis and stylish saddle compartments giving the bike its distinctive look, just like that of the original version.
The bike also includes the return of a chrome finish exhaust system, shock absorbers, tank cap, and front light system.
The wheels are of a spoke design and contain sporty tyres, while the instrument panel is understated and functional.