Motorcycle specifications Moto-Guzzi 1000 Stelvio édition 105e anniversaire 2027 Growing Old with Style

Having breathed new life into Guzzi’s trail category, the Stelvio is part of the celebrations marking Mandello’s 105th anniversary. How? With a special edition that pays tribute to both the brand’s centennial and the opening of its new factory.

Available starting in October and only through the end of 2027, the 105th Anniversary special edition features an exclusive gray paint scheme with a glossy pearlescent finish.This predominantly gray color scheme is enhanced by contrasting yellow accents, also inspired by the finishes of the new Mandello complex. Among these details is the exclusive Moto Guzzi 105th Anniversary graphic, positioned vertically on both sides of the fuel tank, as well as the number 105, placed where the iconic Eagle is usually found. This same motif is also featured on the rear wheel rim. The seat has also been specially designed for this limited edition, featuring the stylized Moto Guzzi Eagle and contrasting yellow stitching.

More of a crossover than a trail bike, the Stelvio charms riders with its 115-chevaux liquid-cooled twin engine with a unique character, its quirky and alluring look, its profile that’s part adventure bike and part seduction, and its extensive electronics (traction control, cornering ABS, adaptive cornering headlights, 5 riding modes, cruise control, power windshield, and a color TFT display).
Unlike the very colorful Duecento Tributo, this 105th-anniversary edition opts for understated glamour.

The PFF Rider Assistance Solution version, featuring radar, blind-spot detection, collision warning, and adaptive cruise control, will also be available in the 105th Anniversary edition.

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* Stelvio driving modes in detail:
- Turismo (Touring): Engine braking is set to a medium level to facilitate deceleration by simply lifting off the throttle; engine mapping is progressive (level 2 out of 3); traction control is set to the third level out of four.
- Pioggia ( Rain): All electronic driver-assistance systems are adjusted to better handle difficult weather conditions. Engine braking is set to a medium level; power delivery is very smooth (level 3 out of 3); traction control is set to the highest level.
- Strada ( Road): Engine braking is set to a medium level; engine management is progressive (level 2 out of 3); traction control is set to level 2 out of 4.
- Sport: For a dynamic driving experience. Engine braking is minimal; engine mapping is the most direct and sporty (level 1 out of 3); traction control is the least intrusive (first level out of four), while the ABS is calibrated to allow for very powerful braking.
- Off-Road: A mode specifically developed for off-road driving. Engine braking is very pronounced, and engine management is set to the most direct setting. Traction control and ABS have specific calibrations for off-road use: the former is set to the minimum intervention level, while the latter is active only on the front wheel.It is possible to disable both traction control (in all driving modes) and ABS on both wheels (in off-road mode only).