Ride and Review of the V100 Mandello
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Specifications for the Moto Guzzi V100 Mandello
MSRP $15490.00 base $17490.00 S
Engine Transversal 90° V-twin, four valves per cylinder w/ Ride by Wire
Displacement 1042cc
Cooling Liquid
Bore x Stroke 96 x 72 mm
Maximum power 115 hp (84.6 kW) - 8,700 rpm
Maximum torque 77 ft-lb - 6,750 rpm
Gearbox 6 speed
Front suspension Ø 41 mm USD fork with adjustable preload and rebound damping
Rear suspension Monoshock with adjustable preload and rebound damping
Front Brakes Twin Ø 320 mm floating discs, 4-piston Brembo monobloc radial calipers. Radial front
master cylinder. Cornering ABS.
Rear Brakes Single Ø 280 mm disc, 2 piston Brembo caliper. Cornering ABS
Front wheel Cast Aluminum 120/70 R17
Rear wheel Cast Aluminum 190/55 R17
Seat height 32.08 in
Kerb weight 513 lbs (According to guideline VO (EU) 168/2013 with all fluids, with standard equipment
and fuelled with at least 90% of usable tank volume).
Fuel tank 4.5 gal (0.9 gal reserve)
Compliance Euro 5.
CO2 Emissions 119 g/km (CO2)
Consumption 50 mpg
Electronics
Full LED headlight with DRL, cornering lights, cornering ABS and Moto Guzzi Traction
Control, Cruise Control, Riding Modes, Full color TFT display, adaptive aerodynamics,
electronically adjustable windscreen 
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I just pulled the trigger on one of these V100's, so after owning my current Honda for nearly 30 years this will be my 1st Guzzi, looking fwd to something different but still keeping my CBR400RR for days when only 15,000 revs will do!
Took my V100 S on a 480 mile trip around eastern Oklahoma. It’s equally as good on the twisty back roads as it is commuting down 235 in stop go traffic. Best bike ever!
I read this comment standing in Motiv with Don. Heck he is getting himself a black one.
Any quality or reliability issues so far?
@@andybrough1035 Put 12,000kms on mine. Nothing so far other than scheduled maintenance.
I watched this video when it was first released. It was one of the major factors that led me to buying one of these motorcycles, with no test ride no less. I am very happy with my purchase, but in my defense it is my third Moto Guzzi so I kind of knew what I was getting into. It is everything you said it is although I am still trying to get familar with all the electronics. I am so excited to go on some Moto camping trips this summer. I am still working on getting it set up for touring. I ordered the factory side cases which I haven't received yet, dealer screwup. I have engine guards, radiator protector and a luggage rack with a flat platform to carry my cooler for food and liquid refreshment. It is a great modern motorcycle yet still in Moto Guzzi's tradition.
Sounds like you've got yourself an amazing machine! Ride safe out there!
That mistral exhaust sounds good. Maybe I will get one for my Norge. Moto Guzzi makes distinctive and solid machines. Very good ergonomics and handling, and they make the best wind protection with no turbulence oddly. Not the fastest bikes but probably the best to ride at legal speeds on the street. Many good bikes in the world but Guzzis are unique and appeal to individuals - you don’t see many around.
Great passionate review. I agree on everything you said.
Could you elaborate on the whose bar end mirrors you went with…thanks
I have a V100S. I love it for all the reasons stated in the video, but I wouldn't really recommend this bike for a long trip. The cockpit is a bit cramped and the position is a little too forward for all-day cruising. Excellent ride though, love your comments :)
Nice review. I had 3 Guzzis, im looking closely at this one.
Go for it!
Charisma and character sums it up. Random question: is there a hazard warning lights button? And....are the indicators self cancelling?
Yes there are hazard buttons but no indicators are not self cancel
I believe it has similar electronics as my Aprilia. The indicators do self cancel but the time delay is so long that the feature is not useful.
Feels faster and more fun then Bmw R1200r✊🔥Maybe its 130hp😜
What’s with the cruise control signal? Why is it constantly blinking?
That just means that the system is on, but not set. It is a typical thing for a Moto Guzzi.
Nice Bike, But I still would wait 1-2 yrs to let any Bugs/Gremlins get sorted out with any new Engine platform Especially from a company like Guzzi/Piagio that doesn't have such a good track record for reliability.
The mechanical parts will be fine but I wouldn’t bank on the clock set up lasting past 10.000 miles they been playing around with smart phones for more than 2 years and they still don’t last past ur phone contract so i don’t hold out much hope for that dash set up
Italian Katana
great bike, roads boring as F
That just looks so awful , i always liked a Moto Guzzi but i want to just get on a bike start it and ride it using the dashboard info that would help me to stay efficient and on the right side of the law , i’m not a fighter pilot and i don’t want to spend 20 minutes reading a hand book so that i could get it ready to go, i have launched smart phones from car windows and one from a 10th floor balcony and another into a river im pretty sure after ten minutes of trying to get on and ride away i would probably drop it on its side and walk away from it, why is the world so obsessed with digital screen technology , needles dials and switches are my thing and that is just a simple way to bugger up a nice bike
I used to enjoy your videos, back when they were more frequent, interesting and you didn't babble so much. Perhaps you could watch a few of the old ones and find something you lost?