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2019 MG V9 Bobber Sport

MG V9 Bobber Sport
Year:

2019
Make:

Moto-Guzzi
Model:

V9
Engine:

V-Twin
Displacement:

853 cc
Price:

10690
Price:

Affordable

The V9 Bobber’s Smokin’-Hot Cousin

Moto Guzzi modified its already-sporty V9 Bobber with even more race-tastic yummy-goodness to produce its new-for-2019 V9 Bobber Sport. The “Sport” pays homage to the post-WWII flat dirt track racers of the late forties and fifties with beefy tires, liberal blackout treatment and fork boots. Aesthetics may be intentionally dated, but performance from the 850 twin is entirely modern with a double dose of electronic safety gear to boot. A special, two-tone palette wraps the package up and identifies it at a glance, and of course, the racing bits make a slightly more subtle impact that further sets it apart from the base V9 Bobber.

Continue reading for my review of the Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber Sport.

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Top 5 new Bobbers coming in 2020

Stripping excess bodywork from a motorcycle, shortening the fenders and having a bob-tail

December 2, 2019 11:30 by Sagar Patil

Minimalism and understatement do not always go hand in hand. In this case, it is the whole point of the design. Bringing the designs from their history books and fusing them with cues of early performance models, manufacturers catered to the ’bob-job’ from the 1930s through the 1990s custom scene.

Stripping excess bodywork from a motorcycle, shortening the fenders, and having a bob-tail, here is our list of the top five Bobbers coming in 2020. They run on massive engines yet harks back to a different time – ostensibly the post-WWII era when returning servicemen stripped their bikes of all unnecessary weight for the sake of going faster.

Overview

2019 MG V9 Bobber Sport

The V9 Bobber’s Smokin’-Hot Cousin

November 5, 2018 04:00 by TJ Hinton

Continue reading for my review of the Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber Sport.

2019 Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber Sport

Inspired from the ‘bobbed’ flat track racers, gets Ohlins suspension and sportier riding stance

September 19, 2018 09:30 by Sagar Patil

Celebrating 95 years for a company is a big thing and to have survived against all the odds was a mountainous task for Moto Guzzi. Paying tribute to this past effort of custom motorcyclists, MG headed to a major revival plan and launched the new range of V9 platform a couple of years ago that angles towards the cruiser style rather than the V7’s roadster theme.

The first offerings were in the form of the mainstream-custom “Roamer,” and the more sinister “Bobber” that was launched a couple of years ago. For 2019, the Lario eagle moniker is getting a sporty new variant of the Bobber to show its mean and racing side of its character. Called the “V9 Bobber Sport”, is has been inspired from the ‘bobbed’ flat track racers from the ‘50s America.

Moto Guzzi to give us a new V9 Bobber variant

Called the ’Sport’, it will come with top-spec equipment and color options

September 5, 2018 08:30 by Sagar Patil

The first offerings are in the form of the mainstream-custom “Roamer,” and the more sinister “Bobber”. For 2019, the Lario eagle moniker is getting a sporty new variant to debut in another couple of days. Called the “V9 Bobber Sport”, Moto Guzzi has teased us with just one image, and we can tell you a little bit about it.

2016 - 2018 Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber & V9 Roamer

Part Of The Retro-Styled V9 Line

March 9, 2018 16:08 by TJ Hinton

Moto Guzzi launched a brand-new model family in 2016 that pays tribute to the past efforts of custom bike builders, of which there are no shortage given ’Guzzi’s long history on both sides of the pond. The all-new V9 range included the mainstream-custom “Roamer,” and the more sinister “Bobber” with a more outlaw-looking blackout treatment. Not only was the chassis new, but MG built a brand-new 853 cc engine with which to power this mid-size, standard cruiser.

Continue reading for my look at the Moto Guzzi V9 Roamer and V9 Bobber.

Piaggio Recall on 2016-2017 Moto Guzzi V7 III and V9 Models

Possible Brake Fluid Leak Could Spell Big Trouble

June 27, 2017 15:42 by Allyn Hinton

A slew of Moto Guzzi motorcycles are under the gun for a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recall. The front brake hose is routed in a way that allows it to rub against an engine component, possibly creating a loss of containment of the brake fluid. If you can’t get your bike started, that’s a problem. If you’re underway and you can’t stop it, that’s an emergency that no one wants to face. The models involved — some 1,100-plus of them — include the 2016 and 2017 MG V7 III Racer 750, V7 III Stone 750, V7 III Special 750, as well as the V9 Bobber and V9 Roamer.

Continue reading for more on the Piaggio recall.