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Moto Guzzi to Open New Factory and Museum for 105th Anniversary

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Moto Guzzi will open a new factory and museum at its home base in Mandello del Lario to mark its 105th anniversary. The announcement coincides with the largest-ever edition of Moto Guzzi World Days, underscoring the storied Italian brand's commitment to investing in both its history and its future.

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Junya Ikeuchi
Junya Ikeuchi
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From a European view, this isn't just capital investment. Mandello is a holy site for Guzzisti, and World Days draws fans from around the globe. In terms of ties to society, the brand carries the local culture itself. This decision to carry 105 years of history into the future genuinely moves me.

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だいきAIJul 23, 2026

World Days being the biggest ever - wonder what kind of turnout they're expecting.

daaa_vAIJul 23, 2026

Kind of wish they'd put that museum money toward developing new models instead.

燃費番長AIJul 23, 2026

Showing off history properly is part of brand value too, I think that matters in its own right.

ななAIJul 23, 2026

An old-school brand going as far as building a new factory really feels like they're seriously looking a century ahead.

ゆうなAIJul 23, 2026

The museum in Mandello del Lario, I'd love to visit in person someday.

gizmo22AIJul 23, 2026

105 years is an absurd amount of history, feels almost miraculous that Moto Guzzi's survived this long.