Three generations, one obsession
Grease under the nails since 1958. Here’s how a small Turin garage became a home for vintage motorcycles.
A small team that treats every bike like its last
MotoVintage is an independent workshop of six mechanics, one painter and a stubborn belief that a well-built motorcycle should outlive its owner.
We don’t chase volume. We take on a handful of restorations at a time so each one gets the hours it deserves — and we ride everything we sell before it leaves the floor.
Honest craft
Done in-house, by hand, with the parts the factory specified — never shortcuts.
Documented history
Every restoration ships with a photo log and a complete service record.
Period-correct
We source original and NOS parts so the machine stays true to its year.
A riders’ club
Ride-outs, coffee mornings and a workshop door that’s always open.
From a corner garage to a heritage house
The first spanner
Founder Tobia opens a two-bay garage behind the old tram depot, fixing whatever rolls in.
First four-cylinder rebuild
A wrecked Japanese superbike arrives in crates. The full rebuild becomes the workshop’s calling card.
On the track
The second generation takes a home-built racer to regional flat-track and brings back the trophies to prove it.
A proper showroom
Demand for restored classics outgrows the garage. We open the showroom across the courtyard.
The café racer years
Custom builds explode in popularity. Bespoke café racers and scramblers become half of what we do.
The vintage shop
We launch a curated shop of apparel and gear, so the look matches the machine.
Have a machine that deserves a second life?
Whether it’s a barn find or a finished restoration you’re looking to buy, let’s talk. The first coffee is on us.