No one here wants a 350, but the BSA 350 Bantam and the Enfield 350's sell like hotcakes, I guess Morini want a chunk of that market and something other than a single might be tempting for some people, who doesn't like a v-twin?
It's an entry level bike thief's dream. Just as well they'll not be imported as I doubt an A2 licence holder could get it insured, at least in the south of England.
Trinity765 wrote: Wed Nov 26, 2025 4:55 am
It's an entry level bike thief's dream. Just as well they'll not be imported as I doubt an A2 licence holder could get it insured, at least in the south of England.
Why should it be any worse than anything else? I'd argue it's significantly less nickable than a Japanese A2 bike which would be easier to sell in the countries where they end up?
Trinity765 wrote: Wed Nov 26, 2025 4:55 am
It's an entry level bike thief's dream. Just as well they'll not be imported as I doubt an A2 licence holder could get it insured, at least in the south of England.
Why should it be any worse than anything else? I'd argue it's significantly less nickable than a Japanese A2 bike which would be easier to sell in the countries where they end up?
It's not just the nickability but the desirability. It's a nice looking bike and would be fun to take for a joy ride rather than for selling on. Smaller bikes are disproportionately expensive to insure as they can be ridden by anyone of any size/experience and they are easier to pick up and stick in a van.
Like @Skub I struggle with the logo at least 3/4 of the time I look at it on the white bike. For me it's angle dependant.
Looks better in red and I notice this one has a different seat and a nicer exhaust
It's a cool enough looking thing and is playing against the RE/Honda GB/BSA 350s so power/weight seems par for the course. I quite like the idea of a small cheap bike for pottering in the winter months when hooning isn't much of an option so you might as well mooch about and enjoy the scenery.
Supermofo wrote: Wed Nov 26, 2025 9:02 am
Like @Skub I struggle with the logo at least 3/4 of the time I look at it on the white bike. For me it's angle dependant.
Looks better in red and I notice this one has a different seat and a nicer exhaust
It's a cool enough looking thing and is playing against the RE/Honda GB/BSA 350s so power/weight seems par for the course. I quite like the idea of a small cheap bike for pottering in the winter months when hooning isn't much of an option so you might as well mooch about and enjoy the scenery.
That looks great in that colour,the seat makes a big difference too- a pretty good update on the original IMO, whilst still retaining the overall look, love it