Moto Guzzi parts & accessories

Moto Guzzi’s new V85 TT Napapijri pairs white, blue and red graphics with North Cape references and details shared with the Italian clothing brand. The international specification includes heated grips and seat, Moto Guzzi MIA connectivity and a Napapijri Bering travel bag. It is a distinctive touring-focused special edition; Canadian pricing, availability and final equipment have not been confirmed.

Moto Guzzi has announced The Trip, a 500 roadster powered by a parallel twin producing almost 48 hp. The manufacturer describes an everyday-friendly package with a 180 kg running-order weight, a seat starting at 790 mm and three riding modes. Its international launch is planned for early 2027; Canadian availability remains unconfirmed. Navigation and the quickshifter are accessories.

Grey paint and yellow details connect Moto Guzzi’s anniversary editions to the architecture of its renewed Mandello home. The series includes V7 Stone, V85 Strada, V100 Mandello and Stelvio.

Cycle News celebrates the V7 Sport’s distinctive styling, accessible torque and relaxed riding character. Its review makes the case for choosing a motorcycle for the way it feels as much as its figures, while noting limited suspension adjustment and a compact riding position for taller riders.

Cycle News explores the V85 Strada, TT and TT Travel, finding a more refined engine without losing the character that draws riders to Moto Guzzi. Its 2024 launch review explains how the three versions differ in equipment and touring focus, helping readers understand the family’s distinct personalities.

Rider’s Alan Cathcart comes away impressed by the Stelvio’s flexible engine, intuitive steering and touring comfort on the roads above Genoa. The first-ride report describes a substantial step forward for Moto Guzzi, while making clear that this was a road test and the optional radar package was not tested.

Cycle News takes the V100 Mandello S around Lake Como and finds a distinctive balance of cornering enjoyment and unhurried touring. The review praises the engine’s usable torque and the chassis, while noting that low-gear shifts could be smoother. An archive introduction to an important new chapter for Moto Guzzi.

The renewed museum brings Moto Guzzi’s motorcycles, design history and working factory into one destination. A little inspiration for a future trip to Mandello del Lario.