Moto Guzzi - Galletto 160cc - 1950 The four-stroke 175 cc scooter known as the "Galletto" was designed by the founder of the company, Carlo Guzzi, who decided to combine the advantages of a high-wheel bike with those of a scooter, eliminating the drawbacks of both. The "Galletto" sold well because it provided driver protection, ease of use, and a spare tire - mounted between the front wheel and the front frame, it was and extra to be bought separately - all characteristics of a simple scooter, mixed with the comfort and the road holding performance of a motorcycle. The prototype was presented at the Geneva Motor Show in 1950 and was immediately a great success, thanks to its qualities of comfort and durability. Presented with a 150cc engine size, he was sold on the market with a 160cc displacement. Fully restored First series - flawless This vehicle has not been in use for a long time, but before it was in perfect working order. Located in Modena - Italy Documents: This motorbike has no documents for use on public roads. Before bidding, please check the vehicle registration rules in your country. Neither the seller nor Catawiki are responsible for this vehicle registration.