When Moto Guzzi chooses to celebrate, they don’t just throw a party—they sculpt 2,758 slices of Italian ingenuity on two wheels. The new Stelvio 200 Limited Edition (or, for those who enjoy a dash of drama in their Italian, « Stelvio Duecento Tributo ») isn’t simply another bike. It’s a tribute to one of Europe’s most spectacular alpine passes and, quite possibly, the crown jewel in Moto Guzzi’s history of exclusivity.
The Spirit of Stelvio: A Peak Worthy of Legend
Stelvio Pass towers at 2,758 meters, making it Italy’s highest point and a siren song for adventure seekers—especially those riders who yearn for the twists and turns of all 88 legendary hairpin bends that snake through the Alps. It’s no small wonder that the location inspired Moto Guzzi’s engineers and designers to christen their touring icon after it. Now, two centuries after the pass first opened, the brand tips its hat to history with a uniquely numbered edition, cementing its status—not just as a bike, but as a rolling tribute.
A Design That Maps Adventure
The Stelvio Duecento Tributo is more than a nod to tradition—it’s a carefully crafted fusion of heritage and innovation. Each of the 2,758 bikes (matching, quite literally, the pass’s elevation) is marked with its own unique number engraved on the handlebar. So, when you grip it, you’re not just taking hold of a bike, but of a tiny piece of the Italian Alps.
- Striking livery: The paint scheme is white, with red and blue accents. Graphics evoke the famous curves of State Road 38 and pinpoint the geographical coordinates of the pass itself. Getting lost is still possible, but certainly stylish.
- Eagle emblem: If you needed a touch more flair, the radiator features a stylized eagle, a motif that gives the bike an even prouder bearing.
Distinctive inside and out, this limited run is visually unmistakable—it’s heritage adorned with technology and a dash of high-altitude bravado.
Technology for the Modern Explorer
Let’s not pretend it’s all looks and history; the Stelvio Duecento Tributo comes brimming with features to keep you comfortable, safe, and connected. Here’s what this centennial special offers:
- PFF Rider Assistance Solution: Radar technology monitors the road in full 4D, warning of potential front collisions, highlighting blind spots, and lending a hand with lane changes. It’s peace of mind for the most hair-raising bend.
- Heated handlebars and seat: Warm hands, warm heart, steady ride. Comfort no longer goes into hibernation for winter.
- Quickshifter and tire pressure indicator: Performance meets precision, ensuring your ride is as smooth and informed as possible.
- Moto Guzzi MIA platform: Connect your smartphone for up-to-the-minute updates and a smarter journey. Now even your phone gets to enjoy the view.
Exclusivity at a Price—and a Purpose
Don’t expect to find this edition gathering dust at your neighborhood dealer. The Stelvio Duecento Tributo is available only through pre-order, and production stops squarely at 2,758 units. (Did we mention the number has meaning?)
The price tag: starting at 18,799 euros. This marks a notable jump above the standard Stelvio’s starting price of 16,499 euros. But with advanced technology, distinctive aesthetics, and historical relevance, that extra outlay buys you not just a motorcycle, but a moving memento—crafted for comfort, performance, and head-turning style.
For riders with a passion for moto-touring—those who crave not just performance but an exclusive design and advanced features—the Stelvio Duecento Tributo just might be the pinnacle of Italian two-wheeled artistry. If you want to join the rarefied ranks of those who ride a motorcycle that echoes the altitude and allure of Europe’s most legendary road, this is an opportunity not to miss.
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