Motom Club is a space dedicated to the history, mechanics, and culture of Motom motorcycles. It was created with a clear goal: to become the go-to online resource for the Motom community, by gathering and organizing technical knowledge, experiences, and information that are often scattered today.
Our Vision
We believe that history does not preserve itself. To live on, it must be understood, put to use, and passed down.
Motom Club aims to serve as a bridge between generations: from those who lived through the era of these motorcycles to those who are discovering them today and will carry them into the future.
Our Approach
This project stems from a genuine passion, rooted in real-world testing, hands-on experience, and the study of mechanics. Here, we strive to understand—not just to tell a story. Every piece of content is designed to be useful, clear, and timeless.
Who is it for?
Motom Club is for those who are just getting into these motorcycles today, for those who really want to learn, for those who restore them, ride them, or are simply curious. No experience is necessary—all you need is an interest and a desire to learn.
The project
The goal is to gradually build a comprehensive platform where users can find reliable information, well-organized technical content, history and models, and real-world experiences. A place that can, step by step, become the go-to online resource for the Motom brand.
Motom Club began as a personal initiative, but it is designed to grow. Over time, enthusiasts, technicians, and experts will be able to contribute—always with the same spirit: sharing to foster growth.
Who contributes

Luca Greco
Motom Club was born out of a genuine passion for mechanics and Motom motorcycles. Over the years, I have studied, tested, and worked on these bikes with a hands-on approach, drawing on real-world experience and research. The goal is simple: to turn this knowledge into something useful for those who want to understand, use, and maintain these motorcycles over time.
It all started thanks to Carlone—a guy who’s been customizing Motom bikes since he was a kid. We built our first Motom together, and that’s where the real learning began: the kind you pick up with your hands, not from books.
Unlike those who start them up outside the garage just to hear the sound of the little 4-stroke engine, I actually use my Motoms. The articles on this site are based on firsthand experience, miles traveled, and real-world problems I’ve faced and solved.
Passion isn’t just about the technical side—it’s also about the road. Among the trips taken on a motorcycle: Biella–Pachino in 150 hours, with no shortage of difficulties and breakdowns, and TerreMotom, a 4,000-km journey to meet motorcyclists in their own regions. There are plenty of other trips as well, and the Milan–Taranto route is scheduled for July.
Another great passion of mine is the Vélosolex, on which I’ve traveled the Milan–Marrakech route, among others.
Follow me on Instagram: @senzafiltro_adventures
If you'd like to contribute to this project, please contact me!
For general inquiries: info@motomclub.com.
For personalized technical advice, buy me a beer and we'll talk.🍺