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Rumor Has It: Moto Morini’s Working on a 750cc V-Twin Range

Range Includes “Two Road-Going Bikes… Let's Say More Similar to the Corsaro.”

Moto Morini's Corsaro. Media sourced from Motorcycle News.
Moto Morini's Corsaro. Media sourced from Motorcycle News.

Moto Morini’s General Manager has imparted to Moto.it that they’re working on a new V-Twin platform – and it’s going to be at EICMA 2023. 

This year, the Milanese motorcycle marque is primed to toss us a trifecta of tantalizing novelties: First, A large-and-in-charge ADV bike; second, a middleweight unit committed to the custom bobber genre.

Moto Morini's new X-Cape. Media sourced from Motorcycle news.
Moto Morini’s new X-Cape. Media sourced from Motorcycle news.

“We will have… many novelties, the most important certainly concerns a new engine, and the other two big novelties will be the presence of a 1200 Adventure…[and] a new bike on a 650 base which will fit into the Custom Bob segment,” states Monni (via the Youtube interview with Moto Morini). 

A view of Moto Morini's Corsaro. Media sourced from Cycle News.
A view of Moto Morini’s Corsaro. Media sourced from Cycle News.

As for the third bit of news, she’s a V-Twin heart that Monni says will run 750cc’s of punch – a platform that will likely go on to fuel an X-Cape 750, after which the company will go on to use the same heart for “two road-going bikes… let’s say more similar to the Corsaro.”

Bottom line, EICMA’s going to host more than a few fun surprises for our industry; be sure to check out who’s going this year – Royal Enfield and Kawasaki will likely be touting along some new bikes for a gander, so stay tuned, keep an eye on EICMA’s Exhibitor’s List, and as ever – stay safe on the twisties. 

*Media sourced from Motorcycle News and Cycle News*