Photo: Moto Guzzi
Mandello del Lario has asked four customizers to deliver their own vision of the sweet V7 II machine, and after months of painstaking work, the modding kits are finally available for purchase. If you want a ride that’s truly out of line, choose one of these kits and get ready to experience the world from a different perspective.
The Moto Guzzi Garage is a truly remarkable endeavor aimed at providing riders with an online tool to help them visualize the way their V7 II motorcycle could look like with an assortment of the numerous parts available.
V7 II customers can also choose a café-racer-styled kit called Dapper and created by Radical Guzzi, while Millepercento delivers a more traditional approach with the Legend kit. Of course, a scrambler could not miss from the picture, and it is South Garage’s creativity that delivers. All four kits look just gorgeous, but for a strange reason, we tend to like the Scrambler a tad more.
Head over to the Moto Guzzi Garage and take your time to sort through the rich content of the website. There you can find interviews with the 4 customizers, detailed info on the parts, and more. Basically, if you want a custom Moto Guzzi V7, the Spark project is the best thing that could ever happen. Enjoy!
Four one-man workshops deliver four different bike styles
It’s not exactly clear how Moto Guzzi chose the four customizers, but the result of their work is really neat. Well, for starters, Officine Rossopuro and Filippo Barbacane is one of the biggest names in the custom Guzzi world, so we guess this was a natural choice. Rossopuro delivers the Dark Rider kit, a bike for those with a penchant for sober, mean looks. Truth be told, the showcase vide was also the sexiest and that’s why we decided to add it after the jump.V7 II customers can also choose a café-racer-styled kit called Dapper and created by Radical Guzzi, while Millepercento delivers a more traditional approach with the Legend kit. Of course, a scrambler could not miss from the picture, and it is South Garage’s creativity that delivers. All four kits look just gorgeous, but for a strange reason, we tend to like the Scrambler a tad more.
Head over to the Moto Guzzi Garage and take your time to sort through the rich content of the website. There you can find interviews with the 4 customizers, detailed info on the parts, and more. Basically, if you want a custom Moto Guzzi V7, the Spark project is the best thing that could ever happen. Enjoy!
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