AIC parts manual: In 1978, PMBI sold the Pacer name and inventory to Aeon International Corporation, AIC, at 2165 Fifth Ave, Ronkonkoma, New York. It shows a Gyromat engine but also shows a 1972-79 Morini MO1 engine, and part of step-thru gas tank with the Pacer name and checkered white and black stripe below it.Ġ4. The PMBI-CPS service manual does not have any brand name or date. PMBI-CPS service manual: In 1977-78, PMBI became PMBI-CPS, at the same address. The PMBI owners manual does not have any brand name or date but shows a 1972-79 Morini MO1 engine. PMBI owners manual: In 1977, PI became Portofino Moped & Bicycle International Inc, PMBI, at 495 Smith St, Farmingdale New York. The engine on the bike was a ’76-77 Morini Gyromat, same as 1972-79 Morini MO1.Ġ2. The PI service manual does not have any brand name or date, but shows a ’72-75 Morini Gyromat engine (with a ’72-79 aluminum cylinder). PI service manual: 1976-77 Pacer mopeds, made by Italtelai were first imported to the USA and distributed by Portofino International Inc, PI, at 55 Lamar St, West Babylon, New York.
Americans were afraid that gasoline would be in short supply so they bought small cars, small motorcycles, and mopeds.Ġ1. This allowed many dozens of brands to be imported in 1976-77. In 1976 US laws for mopeds were established, amid high demand for fuel efficiency. They all used Motori Morini Franco engines and Spisni Franzoni forks.īefore 1976 there were only a handful of mopeds sold in the US, mostly major brands like Piaggio, Peugeot and Puch. They made chassis for Arciero, Bianchi, Pacer, Portofino, Snark, and other US export models. Pa cer is not in the WoI Encyclopedia, but Italtelai is. Italtelai began in 1972, and means “Italian frames”. Pacer made in Italy by Italtelai Morini MO1, MO2 or M1 engine CABLES 100's are illustrated and specified.
Hardware: metric bolts screws, nuts, washers.Pedals, cranks, pins freewheels, tensioners.Wheel parts: bearings axle and brake parts.Shocks, seats, fenders and other frame parts.Engine Hardware: special nuts, pins, keys, shims, clips.Locks, helmets, baskets license plate brackets oils, sprays, foot pegs.Another item I thought difficult to find. Looked into 1977 Mopeds and there it was. Where am I going to find one to replace it with. Found spark plug connector was burnt out. James Kataoka from Mililani, HI United States Ryan Oliver from Swedesboro, NJ United StatesĪ great cap for your build to convert your ignition to a modern plug. Lawrence from North Lauderdale, US-FL United Statesįrank anastacio from Staten Island, NY United States 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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