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I have a very nice set of Paioli forks off the twins. No idea which model, but they're for the twin brembos. Top clamp is for regular bars, so they're not off a desmo. Very good condition, they don't appear to be leaking oil and the top tubes are as good as perfect. Email me for pics. I'm asking ...

I just put some of my twins parts up on ebay. look for seller id tprotheroe. I have many more parts for anyone interested, email me for list at [email protected]. Thanks, Terry

Hi all, I recently bought a whole bunch of parallel twins parts, intending to rebuild at least some of them into a working bike. I have now decided to sell all the parts. It's quite a lot. I have photos. I will be listing them all on ebay over the weekend. If anyone needs anything specific, please ...

Hi, what parts are you looking to replicate? I have a few. Secondly, what bike are you interersted in?
Thanks, Terry

Hey Sean, you're welcome. I don't have to worry about the oil pump gear since it came without a motor, but I now have a whole different set of problems. Anyway, I see you're in Santa Fe. I'm working on a position there, if all goes well, I should be down there by February. Looking forward to it, the ...

Guzzino has some nice rearsets, not too bad at $175 or so.
http://www.guzzino.com/taforese.html

If you want to make your own, you can get the linkages here:
http://www.midwestcontrol.com/

Where did you get the BT45s? I've been looking for them. I need 3.25 x 18 front and 4.00 x 18 rear.

I think ...

Guzzino has some nice rearsets, not too bad at $175 or so.
http://www.guzzino.com/taforese.html

If you want to make your own, you can get the linkages here:
http://www.midwestcontrol.com/

Where did you get the BT45s? I've been looking for them. I need 3.25 x 18 front and 4.00 x 18 rear.

I think ...

Hi, here's some info from Ian Falloons book:

Wheelbase 1,360mm
Length 2,000mm
Height 940mm
Width 600mm
Seat Height 735mm
Dry Weight 127kg 250
128kg 350
130kg 450
Hope this helps, Terry

Hi, I'm doing the same. My donor bike is a 1972 mototrans 250 scrambler. It came without a motor so I bought some 450 parts which will be assembled next year. The geometry is good, almost the same as a road bike and the scramblers seem to be more available and therefore cheaper than the Mach 1. The ...