Is it worth to get this one fixed

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hary66
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Location: Perpignan, FRANCE
Location: Perpignan France

Is it worth to get this one fixed

Post by hary66 »

I get a 3 1/2, year unknown, quite old I think but modified with double front disk brake and 2 in 1 exhaust gas pipe.
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The alternator, timing belt, and aluminum cover are missing. Nut, washer and a spring that hold the belt in place are also missing.

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It is in a not so good state but I like this bike for its style.

I really don't know if it is worth it to fix it.
Does anybody know if I coiul find these parts for a reasonnable price
stillooking
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Re: Is it worth to get this one fixed

Post by stillooking »

It may be better looking for second hand parts on e-bay perhaps?
hary66
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Location: Perpignan, FRANCE
Location: Perpignan France

Re: Is it worth to get this one fixed

Post by hary66 »

You think I could easily find the missing bits on Ebay ?

And here on this forum,is there any chance.
spub
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Location: Pasdena, CA USA

Re: Is it worth to get this one fixed

Post by spub »

Within the past year I have seen the cover, certainly the belts, the alternator/flywheel and I think most of the hardware on Ebay. Problem is, you have to watch Ebay constantly so you can grab this stuff when it comes up.

If you are going to go this route, you need to do a worldwide search, and also search the foreign Ebay sites for those countries where there would be a high probability of someone offering this stuff (i.e. Italy, UK, Germany, the Netherlands, etc.); since someone might be offering these items just in that country and not offering them for sale to the rest of the world.
1982 Laverda 180 Jota, 1974 Laverda SFC, 2010 KTM Adventure 990, 1992 Ducati Superlight, 1993 Moto Guzzi Daytona 1000, 1983 Moto Morini 500 SEI V Sport
stillooking
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Re: Is it worth to get this one fixed

Post by stillooking »

I think you should be able to get the parts quite easily, it may take some time perhaps for the correct parts to appear on the market, be it e-bay or the Morini Riders Club, but you will find them.

For the cover, alternator/flywheel - probably e-bay Italy, perhaps UK & France

For the Timing Belt - go to your local French Supplier of Industrial drives & bearings, should be be approx Euro 10 (or less). Use a recognised manufacturer such as Continental, Gates, etc etc

Timing Belt size is: 124L075.
andyroach
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Re: Is it worth to get this one fixed

Post by andyroach »

Don't know if you got my post in the wanted section so I thought I'de post here as well. I have all the parts you require for your bike. PM me at: andyroach@yahoo.com
Or if you are thinking of selling it PM me as well.
Regards
Andy
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