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I hope this topic is okay for this general discussion forum. It is 124 Spider related...
In the few days I've been here I've come across a few Spider owners/future owners who also enjoy Italian motorcycles or scooters. In a different, unrelated post I'd mentioned that owning Italian vehicles of any kind carries with it a lifelong virus, the only cure being lifelong Italian vehicle ownership.
Let's hear it- how many new generation Spider owners also own, or have owned, Italian motorcycles or scooters? Tell us a little about them. Think of this topic as winter therapy.
Me, Moto Guzzi motorcycles. A 2004 California EV owned from 2005-2007 (sold due to ergonomic issues), and currently a 2016 V7II Stone, my avatar image. Guzzi, a brand as rich in historic character, charm, and emotion as Fiat ever had. I had a couple other brands in between these, but I always knew I'd come back to the Guzzi flock. Soon I'll have two Italians living in my garage.
Steve.
In the few days I've been here I've come across a few Spider owners/future owners who also enjoy Italian motorcycles or scooters. In a different, unrelated post I'd mentioned that owning Italian vehicles of any kind carries with it a lifelong virus, the only cure being lifelong Italian vehicle ownership.
Let's hear it- how many new generation Spider owners also own, or have owned, Italian motorcycles or scooters? Tell us a little about them. Think of this topic as winter therapy.
Me, Moto Guzzi motorcycles. A 2004 California EV owned from 2005-2007 (sold due to ergonomic issues), and currently a 2016 V7II Stone, my avatar image. Guzzi, a brand as rich in historic character, charm, and emotion as Fiat ever had. I had a couple other brands in between these, but I always knew I'd come back to the Guzzi flock. Soon I'll have two Italians living in my garage.
Steve.