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· Resident Breast Inspector
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its not very practical for this area or my kind of riding but Mama I want it!!



2009 Moto Morini Scrambler

tech SPEC

l-c 87-deg. V-twin
DOHC, 8v
1187cc
6-speed
Claimed/Measured horsepower 117 bhp @ 8500 rpm
Claimed/ Measured torque 75 lb.-ft. @ 6700 rpm
Frame Steel trellis with aluminum swingarm
Front suspension 50mm Marzocchi inverted fork
Rear suspension Single Paioli shock with adjustable spring preload, compression and rebound damping
Front brake Dual Brembo two-piston calipers, 298mm discs
Rear brake Brembo two-piston caliper, 250mm disc
Front tire 110/80R-19 Michelin Anakee
Rear tire 150/70R-17 Michelin Anakee
Seat height 33.0 in.
Wheelbase 57.9 in.
Fuel capacity 5.5 gal.
Claimed dry weight 436 lbs.
 

· Are we not men?
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Change the front rim and put regular street tires on it and I bet it would be a hell of a lot of fun!
 

· A guy on a scruffy bike
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Those are pretty cool. Moto Morini is one of those little manufacturers that is always skirting disaster and puts out cool stuff now and then.

I agree with OldSchlPunk; it needs street tires. Either that, or a skidplate and re-routing of that lower pipe.

PhilB
 

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...Nifty, I'd rock it...
 

· Resident Breast Inspector
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Those are pretty cool. Moto Morini is one of those little manufacturers that is always skirting disaster and puts out cool stuff now and then.

I agree with OldSchlPunk; it needs street tires. Either that, or a skidplate and re-routing of that lower pipe.

PhilB
 

· Resident Breast Inspector
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Change the front rim and put regular street tires on it and I bet it would be a hell of a lot of fun!
Those are pretty cool. Moto Morini is one of those little manufacturers that is always skirting disaster and puts out cool stuff now and then.

I agree with OldSchlPunk; it needs street tires. Either that, or a skidplate and re-routing of that lower pipe.

PhilB
 

· Resident Breast Inspector
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Those knobbies are not rated for over 100 mph so it isn't practical for streetriding either but it would be great for firetrails and the like. Plus it would look nice parked in front of Starbucks/caribou/local coffee shop.
 

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