It’s been only a year since Moto Guzzi resurrected the iconic Stelvio adventure motorcycle, but the Mandello brand is already giving it a limited-edition version. Dubbed the Stelvio ‘Duecento Tributo’, the new variant celebrates the 200th anniversary of the famous Stelvio Pass. Featuring exclusive livery and an array of extra equipment, it stands as the most comprehensive standard kit in the entire Moto Guzzi range.

Opened in 1825, Italy’s highest paved pass has evolved into one of the world’s most famous roads over the last 200 years. Connecting Valtellina and Val Venosta with its 88 hairpin bends, it’s a revered journey for any motorcycle enthusiast. Not surprisingly, something Moto Guzzi found fit to celebrate through their Stelvio all-rounder machine.

From the limited units produced down to its livery, the Duecento Tributo embodies the spirit of the iconic Stelvio Pass it pays tribute to. Only 2,758 units of the new model will be produced, reflecting the elevation (in meters) of the highest point on the Stelvio Pass. In turn, its livery draws inspiration from nature, combining snow-white with blue and red graphics—popular in mountain excursion gear. 

Other unique details include patterns tracing the iconic hairpin turns and the geographical coordinates of the Stelvio Pass. Another element that visually conveys the spirit of the unflagging traveler is the radiator protection grill, where the stylized “signature” of the eagle shines out. The number of each bike produced is shown on the handlebar riser as well.

Besides visual details, the bike comes with the latest updates found on the standard Stelvio model and then some. On the tech side, the Stelvio Duecento Tributo comes equipped with the PFF Rider Assistance Solution giving it the innovative driving assistance platform based on Imaging Radar 4D technology developed by Piaggio Fast Forward. This system offers safety features such as Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) and Lane Change Assist (LCA).

The bike is also outfitted with heated hand grips, heated rider and passenger seats, a center stand, TPMS tire pressure sensor, bi-directional Quick Shifter, and the Moto Guzzi MIA multimedia platform.

The Moto Guzzi Stelvio Duecento Tributo will arrive at US dealers May of 2025 with an MSRP of $18,490 USD – that’s $2,100 more than the standard model. Arrival in Canada is still TBD but the MSRP will be  $21,590 CAD. Check out the Moto Guzzi website for more details.

Stelvio Duecento Tributo Specs