R_W_B
Senior Member
My motto guzzi battery died and i had to push start it for a week till i could get a battery to fit it had very hi gearing when that engine fired i had to be on very quick or it would be down the road without me. i was younger fitter and faster then Brian
Brian do you still have the MG ? I don't hear much about them anymore here in the states. I would assume they are still more prevalent on your side of the pond. Back in the mid to late 1960's Moto Guzzi's and the BMW touring models were all over the motorcycle magazines.
Those two WERE the touring bikes back then for people that traveled long extended trips. They both had the 180 degree engines and did not look that stylish (to me) but they had a sense of functionality that grew on you and made you wish you had one for traveling. Some of mag pics made them something akin to a 2 wheeled Land Rover, going many places off the paved roads.