All-new Moto Morini X-Cape and Seiemmezzo introduced

KUALA LUMPUR: Moto Morini, the famous Italian motorcycle manufacturer has revealed four new models in the Indian market, thus marking its debut in the country.

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The company’s new range includes the following motorcycles -

• X-Cape 650
• X-Cape 650X
• Seiemmezzo 6 ½ Retro Street
• Seiemmezzo 6 ½ Scrambler

The X-Cape 650 and 650X are part of Moto Morini’s adventure tourer segment and are powered by a 649 cc inline twin liuid-cooled engine making a maximum power of 60 hp at 8,250 rpm along with a peak torque of 54 Nm at 7,000 rpm. The drive is sent to the wheels via a six-speed gearbox.

Both the Motor Morini’s adventure tourers benefit from the below mentioned gears -

Headlight	LED units
Wheels	Front: 19-inch; Rear: 17-inch with 110/80-19 & 150/70-17 tyres respectively
Fuel tank	18-litre
Ground clearance	175 mm
Brake	Brembo brales with dual channel ABS (Dual 298 mm discs at front & single 255 mm disc at rear)
Suspension	Fully adjustable 50 mm Marzocchi USD fork at front, and a preload and damping adjustable KYB monoshock at the rear
Display	7-inch TFT

As for the differences between the two ADV’s while the X-Cape 650 comes with a 810 mm seat and alloy wheels, the X-Cape 650X gets a 835 mm set and wire-spoke wheels.

The Motor Morini Seiemmezzo 6 ½ range includes two models, the STR (retro street) and SRC (scrambler). Powering them is a 649 cc inline twin, liquid-cooled mill making a maximum power of 55 hp and 54 Nm of torque. The table below mentions gives out the key details

Headlight	LED units
Information display	5-inch TFT screen
Ground clearance	170 mm
Fuel tank capacity	15.5-litre
Seat height	795 mm
Tyres	Front: 120/70-18; Rear: 160/60-17
Suspension	Front: 43 mm USD fork; Rear: monoshock
Brake	Dual-channel ABS

The only differentiating factor between the two Seiemmezzo models is the presence of wire-spoke wheels on the scrambler, instead of the alloys on the retro street unit.

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