Moto Guzzi launch Stelvio Duecento Tributo honouring 200 years of the iconic Stelvio Pass

Moto Guzzi must be running short of notable events to celebrate because for 2025 they have chosen to honour the 200^th anniversary of the famous Stelvio Pass being opened to traffic through a new limited edition model.

The Stelvio Duecento Tributo is effectively a Stelvio adventure bike equipped with their PFF Rider Assistance Solution radar technology, plus a special paint job and a selection of Guzzi accessories fitted as standard but that’s no bad thing.

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As well as radar-assisted cruise control, the PFF package brings with it forward collision warning, lane change assist and blind spot information.

The Duecento Tributo also features heated grips, comfort seats, a centre stand, tyre pressure monitors, an up/down quickshifter and connectivity via Guzzi’s MIA platform. And unique paint…

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According to Guzzi the livery is ‘inspired by natural elements’ with the white reflecting snow and the blue and red being popular mountaineering clothing colours – all of which is a bit tenuous.

More obvious is the graphic that traces a wiggly road that culminates at the Guzzi eagle badge as well as the Stelvio Pass’ summit’s geographical coordinates on the bike’s side panel.

Should you follow these directions, you will discover a road with 88 hairpin bends that links Valtellina and Val Venosta. And you will know how high you are when you arrive…

Only 2758 Duecento Tributo models will be produced, a number that reflects the exact elevation in meters of the Stelvio Pass’ highest point (it’s the highest paved pass in Italy). Each bike’s unique number is etched on the top handlebar clamp so you won’t forget.

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While there is no confirmation on the Duecento Tributo’s price, the standard Stelvio PFF Rider Assistance Solution model costs £15,550, so expect a small increase to take into account its exclusivity.