Moto Reviews

The reviews that I have compiled here come from at least 1 week and usually two weeks with the bikes that have been provided to me.

Often times you’re the recipient of a quick test drive, a bunch of brochures and literature selling you on the “fantasy” of owning your Moto-Razmattaz T-REX 1000. I ride the bike for a 1000 miles or so, commute a good distance on it, run around some curves, meet up with some friends, run errands, and really get to know it. I even own one of the bikes on this page.

Hopefully I can effectively give you a good idea what it will be like to have one in your garage.

Motorcycles

	Moto Guzzi V7 Classic Reviews.  I own this bike right now.  I love this bike.  I have a new and profound respect for Guzzi Small Blocks, and a definite admiration of the bikes that Moto Guzzi is currently building!
	Moto Guzzi Breva 1200 Sport Reviews. I lived with the Breva 1200 Sport for more than 10 days and racked up in excess of 1000 miles on it very quickly. This series of posts will give you a pretty good idea what it’s like to live with this exciting, torque-beast Moto Guzzi on a day-to-day basis.  (I liked it so much I bought one with my own hard-earned dollars)
	Moto Guzzi California Vintage Review Digest. I spent a too-short week with the California Vintage, racked up another 1000 miles, rode along the PCH; just fell in love with the bike. Enjoy the review, and find out just what an excellent deal it is when compared to its Milwaukee rival.

Scooters

	Piaggio BV250 Tourer Review Digest. I lived with the BV250 Tourer for a couple of weeks and racked up almost 800 miles.  I learned that I liked scooters a helluva lot more than I thought, and this one in particular! I now believe that riding a scooter makes you a better overall rider, and that their utility and ability as a daily grocery getter is off the hook.
	Vespa GTV 250 Digest. After turning the Piaggio in, I ran up 1000 miles on the Vespa GTV 250 in a little less than 10 days. I had a chance to get one with little or no miles, but I chose one that had 5000 miles on it from commute trips over a nine month period. I figured that if anything was really out of whack here, I might be able to spot it!