Moto Guzzi Stelvio 1200 NTX for sale
 

I am downsizing to a CSC RX3 Cyclone and have several bikes for sale:

2013 Moto Guzzi Stelvio 1200 NTX, 21k miles. Orange $8888
Dealer installed headed grips, Euro turn signals and mirrors.
OEM Panniers, Trax, with upgraded locks
Lithium battery, Earth-X, with charging pigtail
PIAA LP 530 LED Driving lights, mounted on fork tubes with Lumalink mounts, wired with Skene IQ-175 Lighting Controller for reduced intensity on low beam, full brightness on high beam, Kirb light fuses added.
Highway pegs
Corbin saddle, bomber leather, brown and black
Handlebar risers, 20mm
Electrical outlets converted from lighter to Powerlet
Kaoko Throttle lock
Tool tube, large “Mega”
CalSci Windscreen
Upgraded plug boots and Iridium plugs
Not included: Top case, tank bag, GPS and TT mount
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Cash, no trades - except perhaps a Moto Guzzi V7II Stone

That is a handsome motorcycle. :) Good luck with the sale.

I'd call it right-sizing. :D

Price change $10,495

darn, you are i think the first guy i've seen to willingly sell his guzzi.usually requires a
wife, a mafia contract, or a serious crowbar to separate a guz from its owner. :)

Don't get me wrong, I'm not abandoning Guzzi. I will be replacing the Stelvio with a V7ii. I really like the Stelvio but it is bigger and heavier than what I want to deal with.

And I really like my RX3. I just got back from the CSC Baja trip -- the trip and the bike were great.

gotcha, :}
that V7 IS seductive

They need a V7 Stelvio...
I've had 4 Guzzi's, and miss them often.......

new price: $9600
Dan

There are at least two months of riding left this season.
Price reduced to $8888

The Stelvio is gone; I traded it in on a V7ii Stone.

Nice! Please show us.

Here's the first photo; I'll post more after I add some accessories such as racks.
https://photos.smugmug.com/Moto-Guzz...1020800-XL.jpg

Those are such sweet bikes, and you can do so much with them. I'm looking forward to following your upgrades.

Nice!