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As it's now December, it must be time for the Corsaro Section meet at The Pub With No Name GU32 1DA from midday this Saturday 6th.

Saturday 1st November section meet at The Pub With No Name GU32 1DA from midday

nicko wrote: ↑02 Oct 2025 16:58 It's that time of the month again!

Corsaro Section meet on Saturday 4th October.

At the Pub With No Name from midday, as usual.

Due to various clashes and inclement weather, postponed until next Saturday

It's that time of the month again!

Corsaro Section meet on Saturday 4th October.

At the Pub With No Name from midday, as usual.

September's meet is on Saturday 6th from midday at The Pub With No Name.

As tomorrow is the first Saturday of the month, the Corsaro Section will be meeting at The Pub With No Name GU32 1DA from midday.

The Motorcycle Action Group currently has an online petition to allow bike access to bus lanes by default. This is in response to last year's consultation which resulted in the decision to keep the status quo and leave it up to local authorities so we have a position where you can access bus lanes o...

Have you seen the Club Spares Auction in the most recent ATG? Kickstart extender block is lot number 4.

https://www.morini-riders-club.com/MRC_Parts/Lot4.jpg

I know what you mean about them being noisy and yes sometimes they are noisier than other times. I put it down to cavitation and find that next time it'll be alright again.

Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs 5 yearly survey.

https://fbhvc.co.uk/survey

Hi Tom

I seem to recall that Roofus had the same issue. I'll ask him next time I see him, hopefully at the next Corsaro meet.

I have just retro fitted an early Corsaro number plate hanger onto my ZZ in order to do away with the swing-arm mounted contraption that's prone to failure.

Not too big a job and write-up submitted to ATG on how I did it, if the editor deems my submission worthy

Pistons don't look too bad, although could do with a brush off.

64mm hmmm, tempting but will need to rebore the cylinder....

I'll have a look at King of Pistons, thanks.

Following an unfortunate lift home courtesy of the AA, I have now investigated the problem. Broken piston rings. In the absence of any in stock at Mdina, where is a good place to order some? I'm thinking of full sets for front and rear and according to my measurements they are standard 62mm. 1980 St...

I haven't tried on the Morini but I tend to put the piston in the freezer for 10 minutes or so and it pops right in.