Minarelli engine/moteurs
Energic Motobineuse engine supplier Minarelli.
Minarelli was founded in the Italian city of Bologna in 1951 als Motorradhersteller, als Vittorio Minarelli und Franco Morini ein Unternehmen namens Fabbrica Bolognese Motori gründeten (F.B.M.). The company’s first products were complete motorcycles, among which was the original Gabbiano (125 cc) with a 2-stroke horizontal single-cylinder engine and the 200 cc 4-stroke Vampir, with 4 speeds and able to reach 110 km/h. In 1954 the company began to produce 48 cc moped engines in addition to motorcycles.
In 1956 F.B.M. gave up its motorcycle production and focused full-time on the production of 2-stroke moped and motorcycle engines.
The two partners split up in the same year and Vittorio Minarelli founded F.B. Minarelli in a 2.000 sqm area where, with twenty mechanics, the daily output of up to 70 engines between agricultural and road destinations was reached. The engines left Bologna to Italy, Europe and Latin America.
In 1967 the company changed its name to Motori Minarelli and opened a new manufacturing plant at Lippo di Calderara di Reno. Mitte der 1970er Jahre erreichte Minarelli die Motorenproduktion 250,000 units a year. Das war auch in den 70er Jahren Minarelli-Motoren Maschinen begannen, eine lange Reihe von Titeln im Motorradrennsport zu gewinnen, including four manufacturer titles Minarelli. Tatsächlich, Sie haben gewonnen 2 world championships at the 125cc level with Spanish rider Angel Nieto in 1979 and 1981. Among the titles from this period are some world speed records still unbeaten.
Energic Motobineuse Motorenlieferant Minarelli mit Angel Nieto Weltmeister 1979/80 @125cc.
Energic Motobineuse Motorenlieferant Minarelli mit Angel Nieto Weltmeister.
Energic Motobineuse engine supplier Minarelli with Angel Nieto world champion 1979/80 @ 125cc.
In 1990 Motori Minarelli began manufacturing scooter engines. this was a production collaboration with the Japanese Yamaha, in addition to the existing 50 cc and 125 cc motorcycle engines. The success of this venture soon published Motori Minarelli’s production levels past the record levels of the boom years in the 70s.
Energic Motobineuse engine supplier Minarelli.
By 1995, yearly production reached 410.000 units and the company employed 350 people. A period of growth and big new investment spread to all areas of the company’s operations. Motori Minarelli succeeded in winning supply agreements with MBK and Yamaha Motor España and also with several brands such as Aprilia, Malaguti, Betamotor, Rieju and more.
Der Motorradmarkt hat in letzter Zeit aufgrund der Konkurrenz der Entwicklungsländer einen bemerkenswerten Rückgang erfahren, the saturation of the 50 cc scooters market and the European economic situation; Motori Minarelli has been striving to vary its products range launching the production of 4-stroke engines of bigger capacities (125/180/250/270 cc for scooters and 660 cc 4-valves with fuel injection for motorcycles).
In 2002 Motori Minarelli became part of the Yamaha Group.
Energic Motobineuse engine supplier Minarelli with Angel Nieto world champion 1979/80 @ 125cc.
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