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05-02-08, 22:33
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| Chocky scoffer   Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Not far away from Woking curry nights Posts: 1,196
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Lack of dealer back up, lack of dealers... plenty of faults, seems like Ducati in the 'old' days (rear over 8 years ago) C, not going to venture down that route whatsoever now  | |
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06-02-08, 07:16
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After looking at the Moto Morini forums, we came to same conclusion CK. Just not enough back-up in this country and waaay too many problems with the current models.
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22-06-08, 17:04
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I've got a new morini, a mates got one too. Dealer support is great, 3x the importers are a real help. everything seems to be good with the bikes as they've been out 3 years now, all niggles have been ironed out. Parts/servicing are cheap. Anyone who says otherwise have no direct experience. you don't have to look far for horror stories about hondas/yams/ducati's etc etc, I'm not even going to mention the problems with BMW/triumps! I've got a corsaro veloce but think the bike you mentioned will wipe the floor with the other adventure bikes. |
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22-06-08, 17:07
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22-06-08, 17:41
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Gobsmacked that 3X are useful, my previous dealings with them have lead me to avoid the place like the plague. I'd potentially go as far as using words like "arseholes". I was looking at a Corsaro yesterday. Rather lovely looking in the metal, especially as in the pictures I'd seen previously I thought it looked a bit gawky and ungainly. Supposed to be a hoot to ride too, but why Morini can't come up with a gorgeous lightweight in the vein of the three and a half I don't know. | |
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23-06-08, 07:55
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I've test ridden a Corsaro, and loved it. And I'm mates with the boys at Corsa in Collier's wood, who are dealers. And coincidentally, I'll be needing a new hooligan mobile, as the last one is...er...broken.  |
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23-06-08, 08:13
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23-06-08, 08:16
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i prefered the other pic
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