Upgrade recommendations

[bbqking]

I'm not the kind of person that likes to keep things stock, so you can see where this is going with my 1200. What upgrades can I make to get it to ride better. When I say better, I'm looking for a bit more srpoty ride, but still be able to handle some offroad challenges, light ones at best

 

[dandelions]

I'm not the kind of person that likes to keep things stock, so you can see where this is going with my 1200. What upgrades can I make to get it to ride better. When I say better, I'm looking for a bit more srpoty ride, but still be able to handle some offroad challenges, light ones at best

I'm sorry but keeping things stock is a way to make your Guzzi's life a little longer. But if that's what you think I suggest add protective upgrades instead like a skid plate and high mount front fender.

 

[Tracey2]

So for a more sporty ride with some off-road capabilities, try upgrading the suspension with adjustable shocks, swap out the stock tires for something more versatile, and maybe throw on a performance exhaust

 

[commando_moto]

I'm not the kind of person that likes to keep things stock, so you can see where this is going with my 1200. What upgrades can I make to get it to ride better. When I say better, I'm looking for a bit more srpoty ride, but still be able to handle some offroad challenges, light ones at best

I would go with what @Tracey2 said as the initial upgrades. Aside from the suspension and tires, you might want to check out bar risers or different handlebars that would fit your riding style!