Moto Morini enters the adventure motorcycle market with the Alltrhike, targeting competitors like the Royal Enfield Himalayan and KTM 390 Adventure. The Italian brand operates under Chinese ownership through Zhongneng Vehicle Group. The company designed this mid-size ADV machine for the competitive 400cc to 500cc segment. Riders can expect lightweight construction and affordable pricing from this versatile motorcycle. The Alltrhike name combines the concepts of all-terrain and hiking.
The motorcycle uses a 450cc liquid-cooled parallel twin engine producing 44 horsepower and 32 pound-feet of torque. Engineers built the chassis with a steel frame and aluminum swingarm for light off-road use. The bike features a 41mm Kayaba fork with 208mm travel and rear monoshock with remote preload adjustment. Standard equipment includes ABS, traction control, adjustable windscreen, navigation screen, and USB ports. The motorcycle weighs 419 pounds with an 840mm seat height.
Moto Morini offers two versions with European pre-orders opening for September delivery.
The motorcycle uses a 450cc liquid-cooled parallel twin engine producing 44 horsepower and 32 pound-feet of torque. Engineers built the chassis with a steel frame and aluminum swingarm for light off-road use. The bike features a 41mm Kayaba fork with 208mm travel and rear monoshock with remote preload adjustment. Standard equipment includes ABS, traction control, adjustable windscreen, navigation screen, and USB ports. The motorcycle weighs 419 pounds with an 840mm seat height.
Moto Morini offers two versions with European pre-orders opening for September delivery.
