Morini Kitting options

Ian Woody /

Aug 10, 2021 07:58PM

So recently I got a bunch of M01 morinis and Ive been trying to decide what to do with em. I have a polini kit on one bike that's got two divits, so Im afraid to push it but I REALLY like the power of it.

Ik there're eurocylindro kits on dos so I wanted to know if it worth it to bore out a case for the 45mm, stick with a 42mm, or just have a reliable stock bike instead.

Or could I stick m01 internals in an m1 case, get a 43mm athena and go down that road. (the cost of these together is close to that of the 45mm kit)

Also the rest of the polini's sleeve is good, and my piston is new.

Any thoughts?

Re: Morini Kitting options

noah adelstein /

winithejew

Aug 11, 2021 08:39AM

Don't bore try and find a kit on the morini lovers Facebook. There not much out there so good luck though

Re: Morini Kitting options

bunk Zilla /

yurizilla

Aug 27, 2021 02:30PM

I have the gila m1 65mm kit. It’s powerful with a million vm 18

Re: Morini Kitting options

Oil Stainz /

beanburner

Nov 01, 2021 04:37PM

Just picked up a Colt with an M02. Has anyone had any experience with the Eurocilindro 45mm from Dos? https://www.doscycles.com/products/morini-eurocilindro-45mm-reed-valve-kit-for-m01-m02

Re: Morini Kitting options

Hoarder Erik /

Go to branch

aliendu4

Nov 01, 2021 08:25PM

I run polini 60 cc on m02 rips good

Re: Morini Kitting options

Oil Stainz /

beanburner

Nov 01, 2021 10:35PM

Wouldn't happen to have an extra one would ya?

Re: Morini Kitting options

Brent Bhuiyan /

Go to branch

brentb

Nov 03, 2021 11:09AM

https://www.mopedarmy.com/forums/read.php?7,4387942,4402826,flat=1#msg-4402826

did a little write up of what's involved with that gila kit. haven't actually had a chance to ride the bike though. there were some shimming issues when the engine got put back together that caused the rear wheel to be engaged to the pedals at all the time. it was my cousins bike and he hasn't had the time to dig back into it yet. that being said, with an mk3 pipe and a sha15 it sounded like a ripper when we started it up. (edited)