New spanish owner
New spanish owner
Hi from Spain.
First, sorry for my poor english. I will try to write, but better if I only read the posts..
I bought a 2006 Corsaro few days ago, with 8000 km at gauge... (certainly I´m not sure if it´s true... )
Well. The look of my MM is not the best... So, I have given the bike to workshop, to open the engine...
Then, I have some questions for you, if you can help me. Where can I shop Morini Spare parts? The mechanic will need head gaskets, valves, scraper rings, timing chains, and I hope not much more.
Any online shop?
It´s hard to find these pieces in Spain, even talking to the MM dealer.
Thanksssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
First, sorry for my poor english. I will try to write, but better if I only read the posts..
I bought a 2006 Corsaro few days ago, with 8000 km at gauge... (certainly I´m not sure if it´s true... )
Well. The look of my MM is not the best... So, I have given the bike to workshop, to open the engine...
Then, I have some questions for you, if you can help me. Where can I shop Morini Spare parts? The mechanic will need head gaskets, valves, scraper rings, timing chains, and I hope not much more.
Any online shop?
It´s hard to find these pieces in Spain, even talking to the MM dealer.
Thanksssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
Re: New spanish owner
¡Hola Daytonero!
Who and where is that oficial morini dealer in Spain?
Desde luego lo vas a tener crudo buscando piezas en iberica
It seems that recently it is easier to get spareparts than in the last years. This is the situation in germany. May be in england it is diferent. But as you know it well: "Spain is diferent", so I fear there is no situation of spareparts at all.
Good Luck!
Hay una banda de morineros en españa, pero ninguno de ellos (hasta ahora ) tine una 1200
saludos norbert
Who and where is that oficial morini dealer in Spain?
Desde luego lo vas a tener crudo buscando piezas en iberica
It seems that recently it is easier to get spareparts than in the last years. This is the situation in germany. May be in england it is diferent. But as you know it well: "Spain is diferent", so I fear there is no situation of spareparts at all.
Good Luck!
Hay una banda de morineros en españa, pero ninguno de ellos (hasta ahora ) tine una 1200
saludos norbert
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Re: New spanish owner
In other words there is no service point at all in spain?
Re: New spanish owner
Hi. Better use eBay. There is many items.
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There is one dealer in Spain according to Morini.
Re: New spanish owner
Welcome to the forum.Daytonero wrote:Hi from Spain.
First, sorry for my poor english. I will try to write, but better if I only read the posts..
I bought a 2006 Corsaro few days ago, with 8000 km at gauge... (certainly I´m not sure if it´s true... )
Well. The look of my MM is not the best... So, I have given the bike to workshop, to open the engine...
Then, I have some questions for you, if you can help me. Where can I shop Morini Spare parts? The mechanic will need head gaskets, valves, scraper rings, timing chains, and I hope not much more.
Any online shop?
It´s hard to find these pieces in Spain, even talking to the MM dealer.
Thanksssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
I sold my CB1000 to fund the purchase of my Corsaro, but I would never sell my CBR 918. I had a 954, a real scapel on the roads. My 918 is more of a sports tourer.
Anyway what I wanted to say was , it is possible to attain all that you need, either from EBay, the Forum or NLM in the UK. It is going to cost you, but bikes are like that. Personally I would get your bike back the dealers and use it as spares. Then buy Trickys from the Forum . That bike has had all that is necessary done to it. Good luck with your venture.
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Re: New spanish owner
Hey!
Thanks at all.
Of course... Spain is different... but for the worst!...Politics, education,...Morini...hahahahha...
The dealer in Spain is RacingPalencia, of whom I had not heard before anything, and whose service does not seem very professional... For example, I had to email them two emails and a telephone call to get a price for oilfilter and airfilter, and I´m still waiting for a response for the other spare parts since past week...
My mechanic has confirmed me the bad notice, the bike was badly battered. So, it needs to open the engine... sparks with much oil wet spark plugs, oil jet exiting exhaust valves, sand (yes, sand ...) inside the air filter box, water in engine oil, very very low compression.... ... The best...
But the good thing is that after repair I will have new bike ... After spending much money ... that I do not have ... Anyway.
So, I will try other shops, online shops.
Thanks for all again!!
Thanks at all.
Of course... Spain is different... but for the worst!...Politics, education,...Morini...hahahahha...
The dealer in Spain is RacingPalencia, of whom I had not heard before anything, and whose service does not seem very professional... For example, I had to email them two emails and a telephone call to get a price for oilfilter and airfilter, and I´m still waiting for a response for the other spare parts since past week...
My mechanic has confirmed me the bad notice, the bike was badly battered. So, it needs to open the engine... sparks with much oil wet spark plugs, oil jet exiting exhaust valves, sand (yes, sand ...) inside the air filter box, water in engine oil, very very low compression.... ... The best...
But the good thing is that after repair I will have new bike ... After spending much money ... that I do not have ... Anyway.
So, I will try other shops, online shops.
Thanks for all again!!
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Re: New spanish owner
Daytonero;
What Mike meant with his post was go to the MM website, look under "service" and select Spain. You'll get to this address;
info@racingpalencia.com
which is the Spaninsh representative for MM. There were a number of official dealers under the old regime, and I suspect that some of them might still have experience of dealing with the bikes. Good riding,
CC
What Mike meant with his post was go to the MM website, look under "service" and select Spain. You'll get to this address;
info@racingpalencia.com
which is the Spaninsh representative for MM. There were a number of official dealers under the old regime, and I suspect that some of them might still have experience of dealing with the bikes. Good riding,
CC
"I'll use the Morini"
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Yes, ok, I understood. I tried to contact with Racing Palencia, but They are not very serious. It seems they are not very interested in possible clients, so my bike will stand at the workshop where always I repaired my old bikes, with the same mechanic, and I will buy the spare parts by online shop (maybe germany shop).
Do you konw Hsi custom bikes?
Thanks for all.
Do you konw Hsi custom bikes?
Thanks for all.