Moto Guzzi is marking 105 years in business with five special-edition motorcycles, and the Italian brand already has an October 2026 launch date locked in even as full details keep trickling out. The lineup spans four models plus a variant, all wrapped in a shared anniversary livery tied directly to the company’s newly rebuilt home base.

Five Bikes, One Anniversary Look

According to Moto Guzzi’s own announcement, the 105th Anniversary Edition treatment lands across the Stelvio, the V100 Mandello, the V85 Strada, and the V7 Stone, with the Stelvio also offered in a fifth configuration built around its PFF rider-assistance package. Every bike in the range gets the same grey paint finish with a glossy, pearlescent effect, set off by contrasting yellow detailing, as confirmed by Gear Patrol’s coverage of the lineup.

Key Points

• Models: Stelvio, Stelvio PFF, V100 Mandello, V85 Strada, and V7 Stone — 5 total anniversary editions
• Launch: Available starting October 2026, on sale through the end of 2027
• Design: Grey pearlescent livery with yellow accents; the number “105” replaces the eagle emblem on the fuel tank and rear wheel
• Pricing/production: Not yet disclosed by Moto Guzzi

The badging swap is the most literal nod to the milestone. Visordown reports that the vertical “105th Anniversary” graphic runs down the sides of each fuel tank, with the numeral 105 taking the place of Moto Guzzi’s traditional eagle on the tank and rear wheel rim. The eagle itself doesn’t disappear entirely; it stays put on the headlight nacelle, the engine sump, and reappears stitched into the seat in yellow thread against a specially finished saddle.

Why the Design Points Back to Mandello

The yellow-and-grey theme isn’t arbitrary. Moto Guzzi has poured more than €50 million into redeveloping its historic Mandello del Lario factory, a project that Visordown notes now includes an expanded production line alongside a new 3,000-square-meter museum and over 4,200 square meters of space open to the public. The anniversary livery is styled to echo the architecture and color palette of that rebuilt complex, tying the bikes directly to the physical home the brand has occupied since it was founded in 1921.

That founding year is the actual anchor for the “105” branding. Moto Guzzi has held Mandello del Lario as its base since the company’s earliest days, and this anniversary push doubles as a showcase for the facility’s overhaul as much as it celebrates the model lineup itself.

What’s Still Unknown

Moto Guzzi has not released pricing or confirmed production numbers for any of the five anniversary bikes, and the brand has been rolling out details of the range gradually rather than in one complete reveal. What is locked in is the timing: the special editions go on sale in October 2026 and will remain available only through the end of 2027, giving buyers a defined, limited window to get one of the five before the run ends.