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My 48cc Moto Morini Corsarino is up for sale, for no other reason than it's just not getting used. I bought it about five years ago full of good intentions but somehow it just ended up being shoved to the back of the storage unit. I pulled it out into the daylight yesterday (I'd drained the fuel bef...

Hi Silverspur. Well, it appears that the levers in question are known as Tommaselli Racer (High Performance). As a 'bought in' part I'm not sure if there would be a part number. Apparently they were a popular fitment on many Italian off road bikes, presumably as the forged alloy levers would have be...

This may be the style you are looking for. The cast in lettering says FORGED. Sorry I can't help you with a part number but someone may have one stashed away. Good luck.

Phew, it took me several goes to get that to work. Still, when it comes to handing them over to you I have a cunning plan (which depends if you have free time on a Thursday) and a less cunning plan. The cunning plan... Every other Thursday a group of about twenty of us from the Midlands VMCC Section...

Hi Paul.

Her are some photos of the rearsets, the kickstart extender and an exploded diagram which may prove useful...

Oddly enough, I ran my 350 K1 Sport for several years with a Strada top yoke, high bars off a Triumph T500 Daytona, and Tarozzi rearsets. Maybe it is down to my short legs but I found it perfectly comfortable. A friend once took it for it's M.O.T. Test whilst I was at work. The trip was about twelve...

Hi Fatbloke.

I came across this...

https://www.officine08.com/p94256_taroz ... -side.html

Hope it helps.
Jenny.

Hello Simon. That would be B&B Meccanica. Here is a link to their website... https://www.bebmeccanica.it/index.php/ricambi-moto Also on Ebay motors U.K... https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/bebricambi?_trksid=p2047675.m3561.l2563 I have purchased from them quite a few times and (apart from a faulty spee...