2013 Moto Morini

[Moto Morphin Power Ranger]

2013 Moto Morini Corsaro Veloce 1200

2013 Moto Morini Granpasso 1200

2013 Moto Morini Rebello 1200

And my fave the 2013 Moto Morini Scrambler 1200


Oh please come the the states Oh please Oh please Oh please Oh please

[Rincewind]

Nice post.  I'm glad to see MM bounce back from bankruptcy.  They certainly seem like well-finished and exciting bikes.  

[Moto Morphin Power Ranger]

I think they look extremely good! I have no idea how they are going to make it work. I see this being a huge up hill battle to establishing a rider base and a place in the market..

[Orson]

I read last year that they were only producing bikes as they were being ordered.

[Moto Morphin Power Ranger]

I know when they closed the up some bikes were still being built to fill orders. Once they got a new owner they built bikes with the parts they had while they worked on the new stuff. I think the 1st year was by order. (i could be way off )

[Kraz]

Love that Scrambler!  The videos sure make it look like one expensive bike...  

 

[Kraz]

Scrambler's sell for 7,900 Euro in Italy... maybe I'll pull orders to Italy.  

http://www.visordown.com/motorcycle-news-new-bikes/moto-morinis-2013-bikes-revealed/21747.html

[Moto Morphin Power Ranger]

From asphaltandrubber.com
2013 Moto Morini Granpasso & Scrambler Get Price Cuts

After a tumultuous bankruptcy, Moto Morini is alive an kicking in 2013, albeit with a very familiar model lineup. Touching some new paint to its models, and adding some “human components” accessory pieces, Moto Morini has created three special offerings so far for the new year.
Calling its new pieces the 2013 Moto Morini Scrambler 1200 Military Green, 2013 Moto Morini Scrambler 1200 White Queen, and 2013 Moto Morini Granpasso 1200 Travel Yellow, Moto Morini is obviously trying to move some bikes and clear out its inventory with some factory specials.
While you will either love or hate what Moto Morini has going on with the aesthetics of its Scrambler and Granpasso bikes, the bevy of free gear (both for the bike and the rider), along with the new lower price points (€12,500 for the Granpasso and €10,900 for the Scramblers), are two points that are certainly going to be attractive to would-be owners.
Will the fresh paint and low prices help get Moto Morini back in black? Only time will tell. However, leave a note in the comments if you think the Italian brand should bring its wares across the pond.