Venier Customs Corsaiola 02

Italian workshop Venier Customs have given another Moto Guzzi their minimalist restyling. Named Corsaiola 02, the stunning build is a beautiful interpretation of the classic 1989 Moto Guzzi V75. Powered by a four-valve, 750cc engine, the bike was completely rebuilt, the engine, brakes, and electrical system were completely restored and improved. The entire bodywork is hand made aluminum and the seat is also hand made featuring a recessed homologated tail light. Venier Customs has completely redesigned the concept of the bike giving it a new soul and style.

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