Sorry but got to disagree. Lets see, 3200 @ 60 means 160 @ 8200, (max power rpm). Not only that 87 hp will never get you to 160, on a naked bike where you never spend much time above 100 and where you want a nice roll-on pull, that gearing is ultra long, at least in my book. It surely felt so.
Will have to check rpms for the new Beemers I find it hard to believe that they are 18 per 1000. Since they have 6- speed gearboxes maybe they can get away with an overdrive top without big gaps between the lower gears. Same story for the 6-speed V11. Buells have that kind of gearing and indeed, with their longer stroke motors that redline 1500 rpm before the Guzzi, they are much more realistically geared.
Since I clock 10,000 miles a year on my 850 Le-Mans daily hack and not on a whinny 600, I can assure you that revs at 60 are around 3600-3700. This results in a 125-mph top speed @7800.
In any case, even the guys at Ghezzi Brian acknowledged the fact that the original gearing of the California based gearbox was high for the Furia, hence the possibility to order shorter gearing.