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The Moto Guzzi California 1400 will soon be available throughout all European dealerships, but its awesome chunkiness and aggressive stance comes with a hefty price tag, too. Prices announced for the bikes sold in Spain are easily comparable to those of top-notch sport bikes, and most of those looking to buy one will probably have to reach a bit deeper in the pocket.
The California 100 Custom will be available for prices starting at €17,999 ($24,390), while the bettwe-equipped California 1400 Touring version can be yours for €19,999 ($27,100).
Not quite the cheapest tourer out there, it's true, but the MotoGuzzi California 1400 brings a lot of nifty toys in the game: ride-by-wire, triple engine mappings,traction control and top-drawer ABS brakes, taking both safety and fun riding to the next level. Spanish VAT is 21% so the rest of the European prices for the California 1400 should also be somewhere around these figures.
Not quite the cheapest tourer out there, it's true, but the MotoGuzzi California 1400 brings a lot of nifty toys in the game: ride-by-wire, triple engine mappings,traction control and top-drawer ABS brakes, taking both safety and fun riding to the next level. Spanish VAT is 21% so the rest of the European prices for the California 1400 should also be somewhere around these figures.
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