Where can I get Moto Morini bike parts?

Where can I get Moto Morini bike parts?

The list has been compiled from posts on our forum . The Morini Riders Club does not endorse or guarantee the information given, and it is our recommendation that the factory is always approached first and genuine Moto Morini parts are sourced. The factory parts department can be emailed at [email protected]

When did Alfonso Morini make his first motorcycle?

In more than eighty years of history we have made a lot of them. It was back in 1937 when Alfonso Morini founded our company: he was a very fast rider but also a good mechanic and a skilled designer, able to create winning racing motorcycles that were also reliable on the road.

Is the Morini Riders Club forum Free for members?

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Can a Buell 1125 coil fit on a Morini?

Ducati 1098, 1198, 848 coil fit directly as they have the fly lead as per the Morini. Buell 1125 coils also fit but do not have the fly lead

Where does Moto Morini corsarino ZZ 50 come from?

– Moto Morini Corsarino ZZ 50 (4 Images) 198? Moto Morini is the name of an Italian motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1937 with headquarters in Trivolzio (PV), and the historic plant, left in 2014, he was in Reno (BO).

Where did the Morini kick start engine come from?

MMI also imported parts directly from Italian manufacturers like Franco Morini, Minarelli, Dellorto, CEV, Grimeca, and others. Besides pedal-powered mopeds, Franco Morini 50cc kick-start engines were on US models of mini-cycles, such as 1970’s Indian (Italjet).

Who was the greatest Moto Morini rider of all time?

Further racing laurels accrued with the 1962 championship, this time with a rider who would soon become a household name and would go on to be ranked as the greatest rider of all time, Giacomo Agostini. Wikipedia Moto Morini page here. Sheldon’s EMU Moto Morini page here.