As 1984 wrapped up, Moto Guzzi introduced the next generation of their iconic Le Mans with a bigger motor, Lario-inspired styling, and a 16″ front wheel. The front wheel change was polarizing as the frame had been designed around the 18″ front wheel of the previous generation but no changes were made to accommodate the smaller rim. By ’87 Guzzi offered a 18″ front wheel as an option (and that’s what’s been .
The V-Twin engine produced 73 horsepower and was capable of 50 miles per gallon. Guzzi sold 1,179 of these bikes in 1986. For more information, check out this article on the Bike Shed Times.
This example has less than 23k miles and it’s said to be ready to ride thanks to a recent service which included a carb rebuild, valve adjustment, fluid flush, and new battery. It features a 18″ front wheel and Corbin seat.
Find this Le Mans for sale in Latrobe, Pennsylvania for $4,950 here on the Moto Guzzi National Owners Club site.