As announced in this month’s ATG the new website is now live!  The old website was built on technologies from the early 90’s and this limited what could be achieved.  We hope this new site will not only give a more modern look and feel but also allow us to expand on its scope and functionality.

A couple of areas are a work in progress, notably the Bikes section.  This is being rebuilt from the old site to include bikes up to the present day, add more information and catalogue what documentation the club has.  The members only area  will be expanding as more documentation is transferred  and we now have the chance to make the resources collected over the years available to members.  Please do check back to see how things are progressing.

As the site is entirely new, please accept apologies for any teething issue and please do let Webmaestro know  of any problems, so they can be fixed.

2025 has seen us celebrating the formation of the Morini Riders Club in 1975 when a group of riders met at the Highlander Pub on the Isle of Man during TT week.  From this humble beginning, the club has grown to it’s current membership of around 600. 

As part of the celebrations, we were invited to have a stand at both the Ace Cafe Italian Bike Day in May, followed by the the VMCC Founders Day at Stanford Hall in July.  The highlight of the year was of course the reunion in the Isle of Man during the Classic TT week with an exceptionally strong showing from our Green Lane Section.  Please enjoy the galleries linked below.

Moto Morini showcased the new for 2026 bikes including the Kanguro adventure and the 3½  Sport, alongside updates for the existing range at the EICMA show in Milan in November.  The modern revival of the classic Kanguro from the early 80’s features a 300cc single-cylinder engine suitable for A2 license holders.

The 3½ Sport re-imagines the original bike from the 1970s and is secretly the Web Maestro’s favourite    Click the images for full details on the Moto Morini Website.

Moto Morini showcased the new for 2026 bikes including the Kanguro adventure and the 3½  Sport, alongside updates for the existing range at the EICMA show in Milan in November.  The modern revival of the classic Kanguro from the early 80’s features a 300cc single-cylinder engine suitable for A2 license holders.

The 3½ Sport re-imagines the original bike from the 1970s and is secretly the Web Maestro’s favourite    Click the images for full details on the Moto Morini Website.