Motom, 1956, Codice

Motom Codice, 1956, Italy

The Motòm or the Mòtom represents a piece of history of Italian motorcycling and also of our customs. Too often overshadowed by the fame of his contemporary scooters, it is the father of all mopeds: thanks to it, entire generations discover themselves as centaurs and approach motorcycling for the first time.

It appeared in 1947 and remained on sale until 1970, the year of the company's bankruptcy, after evolving into thirty-one different versions and reaching 600,000 units produced.

TECHNICAL NOTES
Magnet ignition
Carburetor power supply
Chain transmission
Central drum brakes
Pedal starting
Handlebar gear shifter
Luggage rack with tool box under the saddle
Telescopic front suspension and rear with double shock absorber