Recently the Milan photo studio of
Giovanni Cabassi was host to the celebration of a new residential project, Cascina Concorezzo 16 km south of Milano. Part of this residential complex will become the new permanent home to the prestigious and eclectic
Moto Art Design (MAD) motorcycle museum, also known as Collezione Motociclistica Milanese (CMM).
CR&S's Nicolò Koschatzky and Donato Cannatello in the courtyard garden during the Cascina Concorezzo celebration.
The cream of the MAD collection were on display:
Lucifer's Hammer - a Harley Davidson engined racebike from the 90's. Commissioned by Christchurch Motorcycles and constructed by New Zealand's talented
Ken McIntosh.
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Confederate B120 Wraith and the
CR&S DUU prototype compete for attention.
The CR&S commissioned
Britten lives on in the Collezione Motociclistica Milanese.
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VΨRUS 987 4V mini moto. Now I've seen everything... cute.
Ahhh an original Ducati Supermono. Bellissima.
The Cascina Concorenzzo residential project could be the ultimate location for a moto appassionato. The complex will boast stylish housing and loft living, the MAD Museum, a master school of motorcycle design, a motorcycle restoration center, a motorcycling technical library, bar and restaurant, pool and gymnasium. Pretty tempting isn't it? You can find out more by registering your interest at
www.milanofiorinord.it
great work, john.
ReplyDeletethank you for that!!!!
peter from franconia
John, thank you so much for your help. I'm waiting for you to come and live with us at Cascina Concorezzo. Just to let you know, November 10th saw the beginning of the building restoration!!! In 18 months we should party for the opening!!! Giovanni Cabassi
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ReplyDeleteDo you still display the Greeves Oulton,I would be really interested in which one you had,as they only made 21.
I remember one being advertised for sale near Lake Garda some years ago.I still have one. RFS35 07
Hello,
ReplyDeleteDo you still.have a Greeves Oulton in the collection,I am an Oulton owner and interested which one you have.As there were only 21 made it would be nice to trace them all.
Thankyou Paddy
I raced an Oulton in the early 1970s