Moto Guzzi California 1400 Touring SE, here is the new graphic design without forgetting the ancestors [PHOTO]

Moto Guzzi California 1400 Touring SE – The Moto Guzzi California 1400 Touring SE is characterized by ua new two-tone graphic design and is equipped with a backrest and integrated passenger grab handle. Furthermore, to maintain continuity with its predecessors, it has reinterpreted numerous stylistic features, such as the profile of the saddle, the chrome handle and the side panels inspired by the T3 as well as a ratio between the dimensions of the tank and the engine in favor of the latter, just like in the style of the glorious V7 and V850.

La Moto Guzzi California 1400 Touring SE It stands out for the tank, made of metal, with a 21-litre central body and two lateral sides, on which the Eagle logo is embedded, shaped on the cylinder heads of the 1400 cc round-head engine. The highly polished silencers have a horizontal shape that ends in correspondence with the rear mudguard, shaped on the 200 tire and equipped with a double LED light unit which also integrates the direction indicators, while the complex surface front headlight has a polyellipsoidal headlight equipped with daytime lighting with DRL LEDs. The particular polygonal shape of the projector dominates the front, enriched, according to California tradition, by the inevitable windshield and additional spotlights, painted in the same color as the bodywork and by the new front deflectors.

La Moto Guzzi California 1400 Touring SE it features a 46 mm front fork, another reference to its glorious ancestors, which is completely sealed by the imposing now chromed "telescopes". The California Touring SE is appreciated for its comfort and load capacity, thanks to its generous saddle and the spacious and elegant 35-litre side cases, the presence of cruise control and the vibration dampening action implemented by the elasto-kinematic fixing of the engine, a 1380 cc big bore, equipped with multi-map Ride-by-wire electronic engine management, which allows you to choose between three engine management maps: Tourism, Fast and Rain. The dynamics of the vehicle is kept under control by the presence of the traction control (MGCT), which can be set on three levels of intervention to increase active safety without compromising performance and driving pleasure.