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'Down town' Morano: under the arches lhs, there was a good café, where we drunk coffee in the
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Sander, only other Dutch participant.
He rode down on his Corsaro Veloce in 2 days and made it
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Special racer, this bike had very well made rear sets.
The rear set on the rhs
photo. Left and right identical size/ view. The roller at the back is for the chain on the Camel and Kanguro models. '500' is a wrapped set of exhaust nuts for the 500cc. These parts are available through the Italian Moto Morini Club. Also, a special spanner is available to torque the exhaust nuts. |
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Very well built racer. |
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Details of another racer. |
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More people arriving on Saturday morning. |
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Gianni's Camel, mk1. |
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Very nice Corsaro. |
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Coguaro, like the New York and the Camel mk1,
a very rare bike. |
2 extremely well built racers by Mario Perfetti. These paticular bikes have a specially made airbox for
max. airflow. Aparantly ing. Franco Lambertini helped with the technical design of these items. Unfortunately only 2 were made, as the mold broke during the production of the 2nd one. |
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Camel, mk 3. |
Scrambler. My personal favourite of the new models. |
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