WIN A MOTO GUZZI FOR $5! Party This Saturday!

[EuroCyclesofTampaBay]

Join us this Saturday, April 23rd from 6pm to 9pm for the Moto Guzzi Welcome Party & Charity Bike Raffle!

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BIKE RAFFLE:
We will be raffling off a 1998 Moto Guzzi V11

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- $5 raffle tickets available at the shop.
- Test ride a Moto Guzzi (we will have them by next Friday) and automatically get a free raffle ticket.
- DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT to win.

100% of the proceed go to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tampa Bay.

We are excited to have another historic brand with us here at Euro Cycles. Moto Guzzi adds tradition and quality machinery to the fine stable of brands we currently carry. Join us for a night of italian revelry, good conversation, food, a giveaway motorcycle, and the 2016 Moto Guzzi lineup!

Moto Guzzi is an Italian motorcycle manufacturer and the oldest European manufacturer in continuous motorcycle production.

Established in 1921 in Mandello del Lario, Italy, the company is noted for its historic role in Italy's motorcycling manufacture, its prominence worldwide in motorcycle racing, and industry innovations?including the first motorcycle center stand, wind tunnel and eight-cylinder engine.

Address: 8509 Gunn Hwy, Odessa, FL 33556

[echoraven]

I've always had a crush on that Guzzi engine (same type of crush as I have on the flat twins) and that is one beautiful bike!

[voodoo]

Very cool of Euro to do this.

As usual.

Hi Nelly.

[griffinzx10]

this is awesome

[ianjoub]

I've always had a crush on that Guzzi engine (same type of crush as I have on the flat twins) and that is one beautiful bike!

Apparently you have never ridden a bike with one... :lol:

Not trying to shit on the thread, nice bike and very generous offer!

[echoraven]

Apparently you have never ridden a bike with one... :lol:...

Your ok. Your right. Having ridden V-twins, parallel twins and inline 4, my favorite engine so far is the parallel twin, least favorite inline 4. I'm a slow guy and value usability and torque above that horsepower rush.

Didn't get a call so apparently I didn't win.

[ianjoub]

Your ok. Your right. Having ridden V-twins, parallel twins and inline 4, my favorite engine so far is the parallel twin, least favorite inline 4. I'm a slow guy and value usability and torque above that horsepower rush.

Didn't get a call so apparently I didn't win.

I rode a Moto Guzzi Quota in the N. GA mountains, paved roads. The Quota is an adventure style bike. When I revved the motor, the bike would torque side to side. When on/off the gas, the shaft drive made the back end rise/squat. It was the most disconcerting ride I have ever experienced. The chassis was all over the place.

[ianjoub]

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