There's a wind that blows off of Lake Como, home of Moto Guzzi motorcycles in Italy since 1921. This "Breva," as it's called, blows from the south ushering in fine weather. In 2005, it signifies a breath of fresh air in Guzzi, maintaining the legacy of its rich past and combining it with new form and new technology of the future.
MODEL DESCRIPTION
Fine weather on all roads.%0D%0AIt is no coincidence that it bears the name of a wind which blows away the clouds and is a synonym for fine weather. The design is modern%2C captivating from the first glance%2C but unmistakably a Moto Guzzi. Accurately designed and finished%2C it stands out for the soft lines of the anatomical tank%2C the touch of class given by the three-spoke wheels and the mettle of the sub-fairing pillar. And it%27s more than just skin deep. %0D%0A%0D%0ABreva 750 is easy and instinctive to ride%2C inspiring immediate confidence in the rider. Its compact size%2C ergonomic riding position and easy handling are all precious characteristics in city traffic%2C but the Breva 750 is also fun to ride on mixed roads%2C solo or with a passenger. %0D%0A%0D%0AMerit of the short wheelbase and mechanics%2C with the highly effective double cradle frame in high tensile steel and steering geometry designed to facilitate entry into bends and rapid direction changes. Riding pleasure is enhanced by the electronic injection%2C providing smooth progressive power and constant efficiency.
