1984 Moto Guzzi V65
1984 Moto Guzzi V65
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- Registered with the Automotoclub Storico Italiano (ASI)
- Carburettors and ignition system have recently been overhauled
- Always kept in garage
- We have been informed that it shows no traces of corrosion
The Attractions
Like cars, Italian motorbikes are famous for their style, and the Moto Guzzi V65 is no exception. And it also offers a very satisfying ride, thanks to its powerful twin-cylinder engine producing 52 hp and five-speed gearbox.
After being laid up for a few years by the previous owner, this 1984 example was refurbished by the current owner. As can be seen in the photographs, this Moto Guzzi presents itself remarkably well for its age and, with overhaul renewed in August 2024, is ready to be enjoyed on the road again.
History and Documentation
- Made in 1984 for the Italian market
- Registered with the Italian Automotoclub Storico Italiano
- Overhauled on 03/08/2024
- Purchased four years ago from another enthusiast who had not used it for a few years
Conditions
- Kept in garage
- Original and well preserved
- The frame appears to be in good condition and the seller has informed us that it is free of rust
- No visible dents on frame, tank or bodywork
- There is a small localised paint chip on the tank
- Other minor imperfections are visible in the photos
- The seat cover appears to be in good condition, with only some slight signs of wear and tear
Mechanics
- 644 cc twin-cylinder engine
- Five-speed manual gearbox
- Carburettors have been overhauled
- Coils were replaced
- Ignition section of the electrical system has been overhauled
- Oil filter and engine oil have been replaced
- Intake manifolds were replaced
- Various gaskets have been replaced
- It has been tuned by the current owner who has told us that it drives very well
Vehicle specification
- Year 1984
- Make Moto Guzzi
- Model V65
- Colour White
- Odometer 34,706 Kilometres
- Engine size 644
Listing Details
- Seller type Private
- Town Basilicata
- Location International
- Country Italy
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To take the hassle out of the whole process and to prevent any unnecessary squabbling we'll automatically decline anything less than 70% of the asking price so only offers that are worth considering will be accepted.
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