Recently, a renowned motor show dubbed “EICMA” took place where Moto Morini showcased a handful of new models at the show. During the EICMA 2023 show, Moto Morini removed the covers from a slew of new models that includes bike of 750cc and 1200cc such as the Corsaro 750, X-Cape 1200, and more. At the famed motor show EICMA 2023, Moto Morini exhibited the Corsaro Sport, Milano, X-Cape 1200, and Corsaro 750, leaving bike lovers and riders extremely eager to know learn more about these bikes. Meanwhile, we have come up with this article to give you an insight into the review of Moto Morini’s new models, Corsaro twins, Milano, and X-Cape 1200. You are just required to stick with this page till the end to get all the details of these bikes. Drag down the screen.
The first bike that Moto Morini unveiled at the famed motor show was the Corsaro 750 which is equipped with the same 750cc liquid-cooled V-Twin engine. However, the output figures of the 750cc liquid-cooled V-Twin engine are yet to be revealed. It is said that the cylinders are located in a proper V-shape that implies a distinct approach of not using the traditional 270-degree setup. Both the Corsaro bikes, Corsaro 750 and Corsaro Sports, are different in terms of looks. Corsaro 750cc is a thoroughbred streetfighter with oodles of sharp elements. While the sports version has full fairing on both sides to give supersport looks. Talking about the similarities in both models, both use Brembo brakes, Pirelli Diablo Rosso 4 tires, and hydraulic clutch.
The other models that Moto Morini exhibited at the famed motor show EICMA 2023 were the Milano and X-Cape 1200. Moto Morini equipped a 1200cc V-twin engine in both bikes but the output figures for these two aforementioned bikes have not been revealed. The X-Cape 1200 has the same design as its smaller sibling. Its fascia includes two separate projectors with a single-piece LED headlight inside. It is donned by a transparent visor and large side panels with a swooping fuel tank that fits the rider seat flush.
Speaking of the Milani, it has a neo-retro offering because of a round LED headlight, a single-piece seat, and a wide fuel tank. In India, Moto Morini currently has the Seiemmezzo and the X-Cape (750) on sale. The brand could bring the newly announced 750cc models to India since there are just two bikes in its current portfolio.