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- Craig in France
- Paso 906
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- Location: Montpellier, France
Yes I can see them, I just can`t transfer them to my gallery. They are all in amongst the publicly viewable images for Nov 14. I`ve spent a couple of hours trying to move or reload but to no avail. Its probably my lack of practice & can only get easier. I shall now go & strip paint off a Trident until I feel happier. Kerrin
KERRIN
- Craig in France
- Paso 906
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Hi Kerrin,
Hope the Trident is stripped and you're feeling happier ...
Are these photos of your bike?
http://picasaweb.google.fr/Ventodue/GTOrGTS#
Ciao
Craig
Hope the Trident is stripped and you're feeling happier ...
Are these photos of your bike?
http://picasaweb.google.fr/Ventodue/GTOrGTS#
Ciao
Craig
The Trident paintwork is stripped & a new catflap has been inserted in the back door; I am now relaxed. Yes, those are my pictures [there were a couple of others that showed the engine & forks] & I am very impressed that you managed to extract them. Looking at the site again it seems that the "load to gallery" function is not working; I shall give it a day or two & try again. As you can see from the photos all clues as to original identity have gone. My intention is to go with the alloy tank & a single seat rather than attempt a concours restoration. Kerrin
KERRIN
- Craig in France
- Paso 906
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Yeh, I'd agree. Too much is missing from the original.kerrin wrote: As you can see from the photos all clues as to original identity have gone. My intention is to go with the alloy tank & a single seat rather than attempt a concours restoration.
Have a look here http://www.ducatimeccanica.com/default.html for inspiration. Both of the Waters' bikes started life as GTSs, and Kane Brechlin's re-modeled 750 GT is pretty nice, too.
Good Luck! And keep us posted ...
Craig