Subject: Re: Italian singles,...
Author: bluezi-@att.net
Date: Aug 11, 2004, 7:01 AM
Post ID: 1717327588
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Darrell,
Thanks for the info, just looking at the Italian singles that I've seen, I thought that maybe they were all made by the same company. I rode my 73 Eldorado to Mid Ohio, but luckily, my son is now old enough to drive, so he drove the Ford/trailer combo and hauled a few of our other bikes out, one of which is my 1968 Sears 124 Gilera. Like your Ducati, it is a perfect pit bike for that event. The other "small" bikes I have are a 1951 BMW R25, and a 1966 Ducati 250 Scrambler, both of which are in dire need of a restoration, most likely will be winter projects over the next few years. My Sears bike is a real gem, runs great and looks great. Someday, it would be nice to find a Guzzi single....
Bill
73 Bronze Eldo
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<P>Darrell,</P>
<P> Thanks for the info, just looking at the Italian singles that I've seen, I thought that maybe they were all made by the same company. I rode my 73 Eldorado to Mid Ohio, but luckily, my son is now old enough to drive, so he drove the Ford/trailer combo and hauled a few of our other bikes out, one of which is my 1968 Sears 124 Gilera. Like your Ducati, it is a perfect pit bike for that event. The other "small" bikes I have are a 1951 BMW R25, and a 1966 Ducati 250 Scrambler, both of which are in dire need of a restoration, most likely will be winter projects over the next few years. My Sears bike is a real gem, runs great and looks great. Someday, it would be nice to find a Guzzi single....</P>
<P>Bill<BR>73 Bronze Eldo</P>
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