Italian bike sightings

[Rdslvr04]

Not much to tell.
Currently traveling through Italy. Will post few pics of bike sited here. Some might be not available in Texas.

 

[Rdslvr04]

Some more. There’s one for Doug as well.

 

[Cagiva 549]

Mine are setting right in front of me

not in Texas right now but in a few weeks and several more bikes at home .

 

[Rdslvr04]

More possible unobtainiums.
Out for a Sunday spin.

 

[Rdslvr04]

Itais do love bikes. A metallic blue Suzuki Bandit also makes an appearance.

 

[TikiCaster]

Thanks for posting these! So cool! Post a couple of tail shots so we can see the Italian plates, too.

 

[Spite]

They keep'em clean.

 

[HiSPL]

They keep'em clean.

 

[Rdslvr04]

Thanks for posting these! So cool! Post a couple of tail shots so we can see the Italian plates, too.

Since I was asked, here you go.

 

[Irishcoffee]

Some more. There’s one for Doug as well.

Italian Tenere?

 

[Rdslvr04]

Italian Tenere?

Yes and No.
Its in Italy but its the 700cc that are available in the U.S.

 

[Rdslvr04]

Some old, some new. Tons of GS, AT, Harleys and an occasional Vstrom or Bandit as well.
Harleys here are just about a bad as those fully electric Citroen or Peugeot cars that are so small that they park in m/c parking spots without getting a ticket.
Will have pics of those tomorrow. ttfn.

 

[Rdslvr04]

Here be them “repeat off-enders”

 

[OldTLSDoug]

Some more. There’s one for Doug as well.

Man that duck billed 690 Duke is the business, I would hunt one of those down if I could.

 

[Irishcoffee]

Always see some very cool scooters over there also. Thanks for all the pics.

 

[Rdslvr04]

A Honda Varadero and a Benelli TRK.

 

[Rdslvr04]

New pics from Siena Including the smaller 502 Benelli TRK.

 

[Rdslvr04]

Something for Scott and the family. They’re every where as well including here in Perugia.

 

[Rdslvr04]

Last and by no means least (I know we have them in TX but … ) a beautiful example of a 2 mos old Triumph Speed Twin 900 that was indeed being ridden by a distinguished gentleman and ex paratrooper by the name of Andrea who graciously allowed me to photograph it just outside the cafe in Siena this evening. This Speed Twin, as he explained, was the replacement to his 1998 Bonneville that had unfortunately given up the ghost after many years of faithful service.

 

[Rdslvr04]

On the ferry to Sardegna this morning semi pro racer Gianluca’s one of 3 m/c his BMW S1000R.

 

[Rdslvr04]

On the same ferry
Gabriele’s 1984 Moto Guzzi Leman 850cc in pic 1
Germanio's 1982 Moto V35II in pic 2

 

[Boulder Ed]

Here be them “repeat off-enders”

that is a classic movie if yall have not seen it.

 

[Rdslvr04]

Just back from Goropu in Sardegna. To describe it as a motorcyclist paradise would be the understatment of the millenia.
Beaches here are beautiful but, clearly pale in comparison to the unspoiled, never ending, very tight, super twisty roads that go on seemingly forever found in the mountains of the interior.

Unfortunately I was in a rental car but, took a few shots of the local watering hole for all the assembled m/c riders.

 

[Rdslvr04]

Just some shots of more bikes in the parking lot.

 

[Boulder Ed]

I once did a full drive around Scotland in a rental car. That was painful too, but not as much as you have suffered.