1977 Moto Guzzi V1000 I-Convert

The 1977 Moto Guzzi V1000 I-Convert is a distinctive Italian motorcycle manufactured in that year. It's a classic from the disco era of motorcycles, when both style and performance took center stage. This particular model, originating from Nashville, Tennessee, U.S., stands out with its silver paint job featuring prominent black stripes. The V1000 I-Convert is powered by a robust 949cc V-twin engine that's mated to a unique two-speed semi-automatic transmission equipped with a torque converter. It's not just about speed though; this Moto Guzzi exudes cool, completed with a Calafia Eliminator II fairing, clear windscreen, air splitters, chrome fenders, and sturdy hard-sided panniers for practicality. It's currently up for grabs in an online listing, with a bid of $1000 at the time of cataloging.

Last bid: $1,000