Hi from the UK
Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 7:51 am
Hi,
It's great to be amongst like-minded Ducati nuts, for me it seems to be a lifelong obsession. It started with a MHR in the early '80, via a Buell or two, through to a 748 and a S4R (which I still have) in the 00's.
After many years of lusting after one I have finally located and bought a 1974 750 GT. It's 'partly restored', you can use your imagination, but seems to be pretty well complete albeit not completely original.
The GT gallery here is excellent and shows that it is (arguably) possible to improve on the design with some highly desirable modern interpretations. I'm not sure if I'll keep mine original or not but it will be rebuilt over the next year or two and I'll post some images of my own once it's worthy.
Thanks for having me here, I'm very much looking forward to looking, learning and hopefully contributing.
Best regards
Tim
It's great to be amongst like-minded Ducati nuts, for me it seems to be a lifelong obsession. It started with a MHR in the early '80, via a Buell or two, through to a 748 and a S4R (which I still have) in the 00's.
After many years of lusting after one I have finally located and bought a 1974 750 GT. It's 'partly restored', you can use your imagination, but seems to be pretty well complete albeit not completely original.
The GT gallery here is excellent and shows that it is (arguably) possible to improve on the design with some highly desirable modern interpretations. I'm not sure if I'll keep mine original or not but it will be rebuilt over the next year or two and I'll post some images of my own once it's worthy.
Thanks for having me here, I'm very much looking forward to looking, learning and hopefully contributing.
Best regards
Tim