I'm moving away from my Vespa and back to a Moto Guzzi. I've really enjoyed it, but the rides I take around Northern California tend to be 250-300 miles days. The Vespa could handle that, but it's the 60-90 minutes of freeway to get to the base of the foothills that is the killer. Besides that, I have a strict "Two Bikes in the Garage" policy enforced here in the household and my Honda Africa Twin my do-it-all bike.

Mechanically, the scooter is flawless. The glovebox has some scuffs where the previous owner had a bag hanging. There are also a couple of scratches on the front fender that I tried to touch up, but they do show in the light. The rear crash bars had scratches on them when I bought the bike and I just sanded and painted them black with some satin black Krylon paint. Cosmetically, I would rate the scooter at 8.5/10.

I bought the bike from a couple in San Diego about six months ago for $5,500 on FB Marketplace right after they did a belt and oil change at the 6,000 mile mark. I'm looking to get back what I bought it for, so it's selling for $5,500 with 7,100 miles on it. Since purchasing it, I've added:
- carbon fiber engine cover
- USB power plug
- black levers and bar ends
- grips
- gas cap
- front rack w/ clamp
- rear cafe rack
- floorboard
- front fender guard
- had a second key made (and matched them to the top case)
- Cheeky Seats cover (original seat is fine)
- rain cover for the seat stored under seat
- Primavera top case
- New rear tire at 7,050 miles

I also have, not installed:
- Pair of Black Leg Shield Beading Edge Trim
- Canyon Dancer straps
- blacked out blinker lights

I've done plenty of long-distance purchases, so if you want it shipped, I can help out with that. FB Marketplace kind of sucks because people keep throwing out prices that are crazy-low.
View of the left side
View of the left side
View of the front
View of the front
Dash/odometer
Dash/odometer
View of the rear
View of the rear
View with the new seat
View with the new seat
Stopping in the middle of some Napa country road with the original engine cover still on.
Stopping in the middle of some Napa country road with the original engine cover still on.