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Moto Guzzi V7 Ambassador: Tech Spec

V7 Ambassador at the Nurburgring

The Moto Guzzi V7 Ambassador


The V7 Ambassador was launched in in 1969 and remained in production until 1970.

It was intended primarily for the lucrative American market and employed a 757cc version of the beloved lump...It must've kicked the arse of many a Harley!

The period image shows some retro dude wringing the neck of an Ambasador on test round the Nurburgring...Nice toil if you can get it eh?




The numbers that matter...to some:


Bore (mm) 83 Box Gearing: 4th 0.750
Stroke 70 Box Gearing: 3rd 0.954
Capacity (cc) 757.487 Box Gearing: 2nd 1.333
Compression (to 1) 9 Box Gearing: 1st 2.230
Valve Type ohv No. Gears 4
Bhp (at rear wheel) 45 Front Tyre 4.00 x 18
@ rpm 6000 Rear Tyre 4.00 x 18
Starting system electric Front Brake (mm) drum 220 2LS
Oil System wet sump Rear Brake (mm) drum 220
Valve Timing ohv Front Suspension telescopic
Inlet Opens BTDC 24 Rear Suspension swinging arm
Inlet Closes ABDC 58 Ignition System coil
Transfer Exhaust Opens 58 Wheelbase (mm) 1470
Exhaust Closes ATDC 22 Ground Clearance (mm) 150
Tappets, inlet (mm) 0.15 Width (mm) 830
Tappets, exhaust (mm) 0.25 Length (mm) 2245
Primary Drive Gearing 1.375 Dry Weight (kg) 228
Final Drive Gearing 4.375 Model V7 Ambassador
Box Gearing: 5th - Year 1969-1970



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