Morini Day

A gathering for Moto Morini passion

Morini Day is the national rally that brings together Moto Morini enthusiasts every year in Morano sul Po, in the province of Alessandria. Organized by the Moto Morini Club Italia, the event takes place in the Argine Po area, along the banks of the river that defines this corner of Monferrato, a land of vineyards, rolling hills, and UNESCO-recognized culinary traditions.

A history spanning decades

Moto Morini is one of Italy's most beloved motorcycle manufacturers, with roots dating back to 1937. Morini Day celebrates this legacy: clubs and collectors arrive from all over the country with their bikes, from the historic 3½ Sport models of the seventies designed by Franco Lambertini to the latest machines like the X-Cape, the Seiemmezzo, and the Calibro. It is a unique opportunity to admire the motorcycles that have shaped the history of Italian two-wheelers.

Motorcycles, nature, and gastronomy

The rally is more than just a static exhibition: the program includes scenic rides through the waterways, rice fields, and hills of Monferrato, demo rides to test the latest models, and social gatherings with dinners featuring local Monferrato specialties. The event also features musical evenings and, in recent editions, even stargazing sessions at the Odalengo Piccolo observatory. One of the days includes a visit to Ottiglio, featuring a vintage car and motorcycle show and a local market.

A landmark event for Morano sul Po

For the small town of Morano sul Po, Morini Day is one of the most important events of the year, drawing hundreds of motorcyclists and bringing the area to life. It is a testament to how a shared passion can become a tradition, showcasing the beauty of a Piedmontese village through the charm of motorcycles and the scenic landscape of the Po River.