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A bit of history on Malaguti

Malaguti is an Italian scooter and motorcycle manufacturing company founded in XNUMX in Bologna. Antonio Malaguti (racing cyclist) starts par the bicycle trade, then became a manufacturer.

Motorized two-wheeler production began in the mid-XNUMXs with the M , an economical moped comprising a bicycle frame and a two-stroke engine.

Malaguti will produce motorcycles with XNUMX cc XNUMX-stroke engines, first equipped with a two-speed German engine and then with the engine franc Morini to the three-, then four-, then five-speed gearbox. This youthful-looking production includes "urban" type models, such as the Fifty , and more sporty "road" and "road" type models.cross ”, it will last until the end of the XNUMXs. Like other builders, Malaguti will then move into the production of scooters.

In XNUMX, the model Phantom is launched. Production will stop in XNUMX.

In XNUMX, Malaguti takes the path of the racing circuits, participating in the Champion nat of the XNUMXcc world and races on circuits like the Suzuka.

For the last XNUMX years, Malaguti has manufactured more than two million cc-XNUMXcc motorcycles. The current production of mopeds is done at the production site minarelli . The synergy of many years between Ducati et Malaguti enabled the latter to design and produce branded replicas Ducati Corse.

In October XNUMX, the company stops production and ends its activities.

At the end of XNUMX, the Austrian group KSR buys the brand from the family Malaguti and is relaunching a line of XNUMX motorcycles and a XNUMX scooter. Malaguti is reborn from its ashes and success is again at the rendezvous.

In 2020, the brand presented a range of 1000 cc motorcycles and 100 scooter models (one 1000 cc and one 100 cc).

Find more information on the official website Malaguti.