2025 V7 Sport engine bars

Hello, I’ll apologise up front for posing such a basic question. I have looked in the owner’s manual and searched online but haven’t found the answer yet. I have a 2025 V7 Sport and would like to fit a set of engine bars. Please refer to attached photograph. The bars are an SW Motech item and look to mount to points A & B.

Questions:

1/ what is the purpose of bolt A? Looking at the mounting instructions, it appears to be a long rod that emerges on the opposite side of the engine. There is a supplied replacement rod in the engine bars fitting hardware. I obviously don’t want to remove it willy nilly and have something nasty and unexpected happen.

2/ what are the torque wrench settings for A & B?

Thanks in advance for any assistance you can give.

Adding Engine Bars to my V7-850

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Have a look at this thread. Cheers.

I fitted Moto Guzzi bars to my 2022 V7, which came with fitting instructions inc torque settings as far as I can remember.

I just looked at the instructions and took my time…not as daunting as I initially thought :slightly_smiling_face:

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just found a pic :+1:

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Just had a look at the SW Motech engine bars…they look the bees knees and will be a fantastic addition to your V7 Sport. Hopefully the instructions should give the torque values….from what I remember should be M10 bolt 58 Nm. M8 bolt 30 Nm. Happy fitting :wrench::nut_and_bolt::wrench:

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50nm is the torque number you want. I’ve fitted these exact same bars and they look great, are easy to fit and are lightweight.

Imho they’re the best out there but at the same time are also the most expensive.

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Thanks for the information :+1:

I have recently fitted SW Motech engine bars to my V7 Sport E5+. The engineering is excellent and they fitted perfectly. As a precaution I supported the engine but everything lined up and the install was very straightforward. Full fitting instructions were downloadable from the SW Motech website. The bars are neat, very tough and do not interfere with valve covers nor impede access to other engine areas. Simple rock solid highly recommended.

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This is ‘Crash bar Black. Moto Guzzi V7/V9 models’ on their web site?

Yes it is :+1:

Part number :-

SKU: SBL.17.847.1000/B. V7/V9. £204.99

Seems a mite expensive to me but I’m probably well out of touch about what things cost nowadays! :grin:

But if well made and fit, IOK then.

You can just about see the SW Motech engine bars now fitted to my V7 Sport by A&D Motorcycles, MG main dealer in Denbigh, North Wales. I think the bars are about the tidiest fit I’ve seen. Let’s hope I don’t need to test them.

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