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Moto
Morini
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Moto Morini was founded
by Alfonso Morini shortly after World War II. This small motorbikes company
located in Bologna
town , born from the scission of the Mezetti and Morini partnership company
" MM " in
1937 .
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Moto Morini 175cc
GT ( 1959 )
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The first motorcycle
manufactured by Morini under the name "Moto Morini" was a 125cc, produced
in 1949. From that year until 1969, the year in which Mr. Morini died,
the factory developed important production motorbikes - especially in the
1950's - such as the "Settebello" , the "Briscola" , the "Tresette" , the
"Sbarazzino" and the famous racing motorbike the " Rebello
".
The strange names of the
models are derived from classic card games, many of which are still very
popular in the Bolognese region ( Emilia ).
The tradition of giving
motorbikes nicknames continued with some of the most important, classic
Moto Morini motorbikes, the " Corsarino
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and the " Corsaro
".
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Corsaro 150T Super Pirate
( 1968 )
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When Alfonso Morini
died in 1969 , his daughter Gabriella took over and ran the factory until
1987 when the company was sold to the Castiglione brothers at Cagiva.
In 1990, the Morini workers
were transferred to Ducati, and the last 1,000 Morini motorbikes were produced
at a small, private company, close to Ravenna, in 1991.
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Corsarino 48cc
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Scrambler ( 1969
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Model ZZ ( 1970 )
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