Moto Guzzi Malaysia Archives

Moto Guzzi Malaysia Melancarkan Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber 2017 RM74,900

Moto Guzzi Malaysia akhirnya telah memperkenalkan motosikal terkini mereka iaitu Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber 2017 bersempena dengan acara tahunan antarabangsa yang akan kunjung tiba, Moto Guzzi Open House di Mandello Del Lario, Itali.
Motosikal V9 Bobber terbaru ini dijana oleh enjinV-berkembar melintang 90-darjah, 850cc yang patuh Euro4 yang menghasilkan 55hp dan 62Nm tork.Ianya dinilai pada harga RM74,900 (asas beserta GST).
Bersempena dengan Moto Guzzi Open House di Itali, Moto Guzzi Malaysia juga akan menganjurkan satu perjalanan penunggangan istimewa bagi mereka yang berminat untuk menghadiri Moto Guzzi Open House tahun ini yang terletak di Mandello Del Lario, ibu pejabat Moto Guzzi.

Moto Guzzi Malaysia launches 2017 Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber! RM74,900

Moto Guzzi Malaysia has finally unveiled their latest 2017 Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber in conjunction with the upcoming annual international Moto Guzzi Open House at Mandello Del Lario, Italy.

The new V9 Bobber is powered by a same 850cc Euro4-compliant transverse 90-degree V-twin engine that produces 55hp and 62Nm of torque. It’s priced at RM74,900 (basic price with GST).

In conjunction with the Moto Guzzi Open House in Italy, Moto Guzzi Malaysia will also organise a special riding trip for those interested in attending this year’s Moto Guzzi Open House located Mandello Del Lario, the home of Moto Guzzi.

Following Moto Guzzi’s launch of the new Malaysian distributor just a few days ago, Moto Guzzi Malaysia has finally confirmed that they are bringing in the new and exciting 2017 Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber. The launch of the latest addition to the V9 family has been made in conjunction with Moto Guzzi’s annual Open House in Italy at the home of Moto Guzzi at Mandello Del Lario since its inception back in 1921. (more…)

Moto Guzzi V7 III Stone, V7 III Racer Dan V9 Roamer 2017 Dilancarkan – Dari RM66,900

Moto Guzzi V7 III Stone, V7 III Racer dan V9 Roamer telah dilancarkan pada hari Sabtu yang lalu di Moto Guzzi 3S Centre yang akan memulakan operasinya pada Ogos 2017.
Pengenalan motosikal terbaru ini disusuli dengan pengumuman Didi Resources Sdn Bhd sebagai pembekal dan pengedar rasmi di Malaysia.
Moto Guzzi 3S Centre baru yang terletak di Gasket Alley ini akan dilancarkan secara rasmi pada bulan Ogos 2017 nanti.

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2017 Moto Guzzi V7 III Stone, V7 III Racer and V9 Roamer launched – From RM66,900

The 2017 Moto Guzzi V7 III Stone, V7 III Racer and V9 Roamer have been launched earlier today at the Moto Guzzi 3S Centre which will open its doors in August 2017.

The new bike introductions were followed right after the announcement of Didi Resources Sdn Bhd as Malaysia’s official distributor and supplier.

The new Moto Guzzi 3S Centre located at Gasket Alley will be officially launched later in August 2017.

After the official announcement of Didi Resources Sdn Bhd as Moto Guzzi’s official distributor here in Malaysia, they’ve added a few giant cherries on the cake with the launch of three latest exciting models from Moto Guzzi; the 2017 Moto Guzzi V7 III Stone, V7 III Racer and V9 Roamer. (more…)

Moto Guzzi Merancang Untuk Kembali Ke Malaysia Dalam Masa Terdekat!

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Moto Guzzi set to return to Malaysia very soon!

Moto Guzzi, the fabled Italian motorcycle brand has previously enjoyed some success in Malaysia. Beautiful retro modern machines and Italian flair appealed to a large audience, but things were not meant to be.

Constant change of management and politicking has left owners of the motorcycles in a limbo with no official workshop and after sales service to support the bikes. It has been about two years now since the brand enjoyed official presence in Malaysia, but there is word on the street that things are about to change. Very soon.

According to our sources, Moto Guzzi is set to make a comeback into the Malaysian market, and this time the brand will be supported by a company that are hailed as ‘specialists in the retail business’.

Apparently only two models will be offered in Malaysia for now – the retro looking V7 and the V9, but that will eventually change to offer a more thorough line-up. Our source says that the focus of the company will be to reach out to current owners of Moto Guzzi motorcycles and to provide them with an official workshop, trained mechanics and the whole works.

We also know that the brand will have an official presence in a swanky dedicated showroom located right in the heart of Petaling Jaya with the workshop located just next to it.

The people behind the return of the brand are fully committed to the brand and have no other main-stream motorcycle brand in the current portfolio, which means the company will dedicate 100% of its efforts into rebuilding the brand locally.

The Moto Guzzi V7 II offers four different variants – the V7 II Stone (above left), the V7 II Special (above second from left), the V7 II Racer (above left), and the V7 II Stornello (above second from right), but it is unclear which of these will make it here. All four variants are powered by a 744cc engine with power figures ranging from 46.9hp to 48hp, with a few different technical differences.

Then there is also the Moto Guzzi V7 III which also offers four variants – the V7 III Stone (second from left), the V7 III Special (right), the V7 III Racer (second from right), and the V7 III Anniversario (left). All variants are also powered by the same 744cc engine but produce more power – 52hp and 60Nm of torque. It is unclear which of these variants will be offered for the Malaysian market.

The Moto Guzzi V9 on the other hand offers two variants – the bobber (right) and the roamer (left). Both variants are powered by a 850cc twin-cylinder engine that produces 55hp and 64Nm of torque. Power is transferred via a shaft drive, and with a weight of just 199kg, the V9 is one of the lightest in its class.

There is no news on pricing or anything of that sort, but the brand is expected to make an official announcement sometime in July.

Sights & Sounds from the 2015 Malaysia 2Wheels Festival

The Malaysia 2Wheels Festival returns for its third instalment this weekend.

Organised and launched by WSF Travel & Tours Sdn Bhd back in September, this year’s running set out with several missions at hand whilst tying itself up with the monthly KL Car-Free Morning initiative.

The event this year is supported by several key partners including government bodies such as Tourism Malaysia, the Ministry of Youth & Sports (KBS), the Department of Road Safety (JKJR), the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM), Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL), as well as the Road Transport Department (JPJ) and its youth squad called the ‘Skuad Muda JPJ Malaysia’.

The event is split into two areas of its venue, which is the CIDB Convention Centre, with one part held outdoors and the other being indoors.

A tour of the indoor section reveals the presence of several manufacturers and their key dealer representatives. Amongst them include big names such as Moto Guzzi Malaysia,BMW Motorrad Malaysia, Triumph Motorcycles Malaysia via autohrised distributors Fast Bikes Sdn Bhd, the newly consolidated KTM Malaysia represented by dealer Kamalia Motoworld Sdn Bhd, as well as Kawasaki Motors Malaysia Sdn Bhd (KMMSB) represented by its super dealer Wilhin Motor (M) Sdn Bhd.

Also present here were several OEM brands and representatives. Leading this pack were the UK’s K-Tech suspension brand and its local distributor Kratos Motorsports. The specialist distributor is holding a special sale that sees all K-Tech products it carries enjoying a 10% discount throughout the festival’s duration, so for those in search for the optimum suspension setup for your bikes, this could be a good time indeed.

(Read more about K-Tech in our feature here)

Moving along outside, there were several smaller vendors present here alongside a vast line up of F&B stalls too. However, all eyes were on the event’s main draw for Saturday, that being its Malaysia Book of Records attempt at organising the largest gathering of Yamaha RX-Z motorcycles.

The move was meant to celebrate the model’s 30th anniversary in Malaysia, and the turn out was indeed impressive. Besides owners from the greater Klang Valley areas, much of the gathering saw the arrival many Yamaha RX-Z owners from out of state too.

Despite the rainy season getting the best of most, the gathering was indeed a success as it charted a record entry with a total of 2,277 Yamaha RX-Zs in the gathering, securing its spot in the record books in the process too.

For those wanting to attend, the 2015 Malaysia 2Wheels Festival is happening until Sunday (tomorrow). Directions to the CIDB Convention Centre can be obtained in the map we’ve attached below.

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