Our Moto73 media team has established a base directly inside the venue. This week, our team is tracking the newest machinery on the floor, with the Moto Morini pavilion serving as a primary point of interest. The display brings together contrasting elements of modern adventure touring, classic mid-weight styling, and low-slung cruiser design.
Reviving a Legend – Camel 670
The silk has officially been pulled away from a legendary nameplate making a monumental world premiere: the Moto Morini Camel. Reconnecting with the spirit of the iconic 1980s machine that famously tackled the grueling routes of the Paris-Dakar Rally, this model marks the brand's bold entry into the mid-displacement adventure sector. Up close under the pavilion spotlights, the bike announces its serious exploratory intentions with an uncompromised 21-inch front wheel layout and aggressive all-terrain geometry mapped out by the brand's factory Design Center.
Beneath the rugged bodywork lies a massive engineering milestone for the manufacturer: a brand-new 670 cc front-mounted parallel-twin engine. This power plant is particularly significant as it represents the first front-mounted parallel-twin engine developed completely in-house by Moto Morini's own technical team, tuning the configuration to deliver a punchy 82 hp of maximum performance. The package pairs this lightweight, high-revving mechanical heart with robust long-travel cycle parts to create a highly nimble platform built to venture far beyond paved roads.
Reinterpreting Versatility – The Coguaro
The wraps have also been pulled off another striking world premiere resurrected from the brand's historical archives: the Moto Morini Coguaro. Originally produced from the late 1980s to the early 1990s in popular 350cc and 500cc variants, the classic Coguaro was celebrated for its all-round comfort and road-going capabilities, effectively pioneering the philosophy of the modern crossover. This updated iteration reinterprets that multi-purpose formula to meet the demands of modern street and trail enthusiasts.
Engineered to offer greater accessibility for exploring unpaved surfaces without sacrificing day-to-day road practicality, it blends comfortable ergonomics with a trail-ready 21-inch front wheel configuration. Rather than building a highly specialized, intimidating dirt machine, Moto Morini designed the Coguaro as an approachable entry point, allowing everyday street riders to comfortably experience off-road terrain with absolute confidence.
The X-Cape 700 Red Edition & X-Cape 1200 Anniversary
Reaffirming their commitment to the evolution of their frontline adventure family, Moto Morini showcased major design expansions across the established X-Cape platforms heading into 2027:
X-Cape 700 Red Edition: This middleweight variant gains an exclusive, highly aesthetic styling refresh. Borrowing inspiration from the positive reception of previous color schemes, it pairs striking red anodized wheels with a premium Matte Gray graphics palette, officially hitting global dealer networks in February 2027.
X-Cape 1200 Anniversary Edition: The brand's flagship globetrotter celebrates the upcoming milestone with an ultra-premium equipment package. It commands attention with a dynamic two-tone white and red anniversary livery, distinctive gold-colored wheels, and a dedicated commemorative logo sculpted into the side fairings. To cement its long-distance capabilities, it comes factory-fitted with a massive full-optional luggage package, including a set of three heavy-duty panniers, an oversized touring windshield, a structural bumper guard, and a rugged aluminum skid plate.
Shifting into the 90th Year
The entire pavilion space celebrates this technical expansion while throwing a spotlight onto a brand-new, commemorative 90th-anniversary logo created by Moto Morini's Italy-based Design Center. Reinterpreting the classic dual "M" design into a contemporary, minimalist visual language, the layout bridges the gap between historical prestige and modern segments—flanked on the floor by diverse families including the adventure-bound Kanguro and AlltrHike, the custom-inspired Calibro, and the raw Corsaro sport naked lines.
The Moto73 Media Feed
Our on-site crew is filming continuously throughout the exhibition to provide visual updates straight from the pavilion, capturing detailed video walkarounds, engine startup clips, and close-up photography. You can follow all of our live coverage across our social media channels, where we will be posting regular updates. Head over to Facebook for our long-form video walkthroughs and photo galleries, check our Instagram Stories and Reels for immediate snapshots and component details, and follow our TikTok feed for some great clips about bikes and more.
