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Thanks!

A simple answer but it did spread some 'light' on how the morini system works

Tom

Hi morinisti di Angleterre I have a question for you: Are flywheels of different morini models interchangable? I am asking because i have a charging problem with my 3 1/2 sport from 1977, the alternator has been rebuilt and worked OK, even with a 60/65 watts Halogen head lighted installed i now know...

I have one but it needs to be restored, it has faded somewhat

Give me an email when interested: tomros@live.nl

morinipete wrote: They are not rare bikes and never were. Morini 175s were THE bike to have in Italy for nearly a decade.

Pete
May be a mass produced 175cc pushrod single is worth 4 grand these days ? Strange times..........

Strange times, yes, but massproduced, Are you sure??

Hi David! Yes 2250 back then, but is will be 2750 after reading this post :wink: Seriously, morini's are little gems, but it would not be much fun not doing the work yourself OR paying the crazy money asked for these bikes (for instance the prices in the home land) I always thought the 'scene' after...

David, you naughty man, I didn't asked 2750 euro for my Tresette, so that still makes me a mad man?

I have a 1977 model 'square' sportseat available. Original but in very good condition

mail: tomros@live.nl

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