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Moto Guzzi Stelvio

Motorcycles · Produced 2008–

Moto Guzzi Stelvio: generations, production years and listings.

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Moto Guzzi Stelvio: V2 adventure tourer and what to check when buying

Moto Guzzi Stelvio (from 2008) — an adventure tourer motorcycle with a longitudinally mounted V-twin engine and shaft drive. We look at the generations, versions, and what to check when buying a used one.

Stelvio in brief

The Stelvio is named after the famous Alpine pass and designed as a comfortable, large touring motorcycle. It features a high seating position, a tall windscreen, and shaft drive.

The motorcycle is heavy but stable, and the engine has the characteristic Moto Guzzi traits — strong low-end torque and a slight lean to the side when revving higher.

Generations — what's different

The first generation (2008–2010) — Stelvio 1200 4V with a 1151 cm³ four-valve cylinder head. Later came the NTX version with additional protection and touring gear, and the 8V engine.

From 2023, a completely new Stelvio generation arrived with a redesigned engine head and modern fairing. Before buying, check which generation is on offer, as parts, power, and equipment vary.

Engine and chassis

The first generation's engine — 1151 cm³ V-twin, around 105 hp. The gearbox — six-speed, rear wheel driven by shaft.

The chassis is built for touring: long-travel suspension, large front wheel, comfortable fairing. The heavy motorcycle is stable at high speeds but requires effort at low speeds.

What to check when buying a used Stelvio

Request the service history: oil changes, differential oil changes, valve adjustments. Listen to the engine when cold and warm, check for oil leaks or unusual noises.

Inspect the electrical system: instrument cluster, ABS, battery, charging. Check the brakes, suspension, differential, and final drive, side bars, and protective underbody panels. Verify if manufacturer recalls have been performed according to the VIN.

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Trim levels and versions

Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list the versions most commonly found in Europe.

Stelvio 1200 4V

2008–2010 models

The first version with a four-valve cylinder head.

  • 1151 cm³ V2 engine
  • Rear-wheel drive
  • High front bumper

Stelvio NTX

later

Version with additional travel and safety equipment.

  • Additional protective underbody panels
  • Often — side bars
  • Travel comfort equipment

Stelvio (nauja karta)

from 2023

A completely new generation with refreshed design and technology.

  • New engine and gearbox
  • More modern electronics
  • Rear-wheel drive

Comparing generations of the Stelvio

Stelvio 1200 4VStelvio NTXNauja karta
Who it's forAffordable adventuresFor long journeysFor fans of modern kit
EquipmentStandardAdditional protection and packModern electronics
Engine1151 cm³, around 105 hp1151 cm³New engine
Price in the used market (relatively)€€€€€€€€

For a budget travel car, the Stelvio 1200 4V with a clear history is a good choice, while the NTX is worth considering for its extra features. The latest generation is ideal for those seeking modern technology.

Pros

  • A comfortable and stable touring motorcycle
  • Shaft drive — less maintenance
  • Distinctive Moto Guzzi character
  • High front bumper

Cons

  • Heavy, tall
  • Fewer service options than more popular brands
  • The latest generation is more expensive

Frequently asked questions

Is the Stelvio suitable for off-roading?

Yes, for light off-roading, but the motorcycle is heavy and better suited to asphalt and light roads than tough off-roading.

Does the Stelvio have a chain?

No, the rear wheel is driven by a shaft, so there's no need to clean and lubricate a chain, but the driveshaft oil needs changing according to the schedule.

How does the NTX differ from a standard Stelvio?

The NTX comes with additional safety features and travel equipment, such as roll bars and often side boxes, making it better suited for long journeys.

Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically

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