Motomorini Corsaro

**Uncle B** · 22nd September 2005, 22:35

1187cc 87 deg V Twin
123Nm of torque at 6500rpm
104.4Kw at 8500rpm
50mm Marzocchi fully adjustable forks, fully adjustable Sachs rear.
Brembo calipers.
Marelli fuel injection.
198kg dry
top speed 250km/h
$19,000 au

Where do I find one to test ride

**Uncle B** · 23rd September 2005, 21:51

Anyone want to put forward their views/comments on this beast.

**Ixion** · 23rd September 2005, 21:52

Slobber. Drool.

**Sensei** · 23rd September 2005, 21:56

Allen Cathcart was impressed with it in his write up . Myself yes I could own one & a 140hp V-Twin has to good for abit of fun .

**Hitcher** · 23rd September 2005, 21:56

Reviewed in the latest Two Wheels magazine...

**Uncle B** · 23rd September 2005, 21:57

Originally Posted by Ixion

Slobber. Drool.

Is that it?.....This thing is a tyre shredder, more grunt than your average Ducati.
It may not have the top speed but I bet it gets you there farken quickly.

**James Deuce** · 23rd September 2005, 22:28

At the risk of sounding like a grumpy heckler, it's an "old" Italian company recently ressurected on the back of a single model. If it's still here and has a model range of more than one machine, in five years time, then I MAY be enticed to get excited about it. So far Alan Cathcart has ridden the development mule and the first pre-production example. We all know that AC is an Italian cheerleader.

It'd be a fun motorcycle, but.........

**zadok** · 23rd September 2005, 22:56

Nice. Twin headlights and underseat exhaust good idea.
I already had a pic of one.

**SDU** · 25th September 2005, 15:04

So whats the seat height.

**Uncle B** · 25th September 2005, 17:25

Originally Posted by serowdownunder

So whats the seat height.

830mm seat height
1440mm wheelbase
18L fuel tank

**Ghost Lemur** · 25th September 2005, 19:57

Originally Posted by VTWIN

Is that it?.....This thing is a tyre shredder...

That reminds me. I read an article with Ghostrider, in which he mentioned tyre wear on his turbo busa. 80km's.

Now that would be expensive.

Nice looking machine. I'd have one in my collection, but doubt it would ever be a keeper.

**SDU** · 26th September 2005, 22:20

Originally Posted by VTWIN

830mm seat height
1440mm wheelbase
18L fuel tank

Bugger that counts me out unless I wear platform boots

**Rainbow Wizard** · 26th September 2005, 22:40

Originally Posted by Jim2

At the risk of sounding like a grumpy heckler, it's an "old" Italian company recently ressurected on the back of a single model. If it's still here and has a model range of more than one machine, in five years time, then I MAY be enticed to get excited about it....

They must qualify by your criteria Jim2.....and they don't look even remotely related to a Bailey bridge!!!