The Moto Guzzi California 1400 is a conspicuous product designed by the Italian motorcycle manufacturer. Well, glorifying the already good-looking thing is not at all a bad thing to do. This is what the Italian custom-designer has thought of and came-up with a charming machine. Oberdan "Obiboi" Bezzi is the one, who showed up his latest creation over the Moto Guzzi's California 1400. His latest muscle pack machine is named as "Moto Guzzi Ginza". The Ginza was being designed using the very same platform of the cruiser motorcycle, but carrying itsy-bitsy difference in styling.
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The Moto Guzzi Ginza is blessed with an all new styling, which is acquainted with the Italian flavor. Bezzi framed the Ginza holding the very same technical specifications, which were being offered in the California 1400. The sound of the California 1400 comes from a 1380cc displaced V-Twin engine, which is tuned to fetch out a maximum torque of 120Nm @ 2750 revs. The 90 degree inclined V-Twin engine is placed vertically to the cruiser motorcycle and in the very same manner it will be powering the Ginza. The braking facility is upgraded to a higher level by the custom designer, as it has acquired the radial-mount calipers and dual disc brakes. Talking about the riding quality, the custom-maker has introduced upside-down forks and remote piggyback reservoir for the rear shocks.
The power cruiser based Moto Guzzi Ginza has carried a hybrid styling. The sportier frame and looks totes aggressiveness in riding. The newly attempted headlight cowl and fuel tank gives a modernistic look to the motorcycle, and basically it is differentiating it from the base model. The metallic wings holding a badge of "Moto Guzzi" over the fuel tank describes the next gen Italian design housing in the motorcycle. The sound of the 90-degree tilted V-Twin engine came out from the unconventional Akrapovic exhausts.
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Bezzi talking about his creation, "the new firm lines of such a model would bring together power cruiser lovers from the entire world, including the traditionalists on both shores of the Atlantic."