The great universal vacuum cleaner is sucking me down a back hole lately and rather that let things suffer on here I’m just going to take a hiatus.
HOWEVER! This is temporary. So PLEASE DO Keep sending me whatever you have and I PROMISE I’ll make it up to you with something of a post bomb when I return.
Till then hang tight, ride safely and go enjoy the fall colors and roads.
I’m just going to let Bill describe them… Fantastic Stuff!
This lovely thing is, in my view having studied them for years, the BEST all -round tasty.. I’ve ever seen. I would have it in a heartbeat.
[2] Also attached I hope, is a lovely little film taken at the Guzzi factory, at some gathering or other.. of a famous Guzzi technician and cafe owner.. [name escapes me.. the joys of getting older..].. he starts the bike, and the joy on his face and the rasp of the bike is a total wonder to behold. Lovely.
Now FGS let them thro’ and.. just enjoy them.
Regards
Bill
WF
CARLISLE UK
[3] I’ve added the last one as, a guzzi fan, you should see these things [ sorry, I’m not being pompous.. it’s a love affair and I love to show like minded people..]
Bill Lomas was my lifelong hero. And he knew it. We were friends for years and I loved him dearly. A great guy.. he had a wicked sense of humour and told terrible, outrageous stories. I miss him still. Ah well..
B
Oh my… The sound of this bike is just sublime..
this last one just make so happy that I live in the age of Youtube.
… from “back in the day”. One of these days I’ll sort through my moms old pics and flood the page with Z50’s, Trail 70s and 90’s and some yellow Yamaha DT100 action. Sigh.. my first 2 stroke. Fantastic power (especially after a trail 70) but a weak transmission.
Hi, heres a few photos of some members bikes in our club the Yorkshire strokers’ classic 2stroke riders club, we pride ourselves on riding our bikes daily and not just have them in the garage looking all shiny as certain other classic bike clubs do! we all average 50 years old but when were out on the strokers we transform into teenagers and end up racing and wheelying everywhere, its so much fun!
best wishes from Yorkshire UK, Tony mcGuire.
I bought this bike from a friend before I knew much of anything about bevel Ducatis. I then spent a little over three years rebuilding it and learning a lot about older Ducatis. It still isn’t “done”, and likely never will be. I think there will always be something else to do on this one!
This one’s been “making the rounds”. I’m not sure about that front tire but it’s a heck of a nice build. The seat/tail light is very clever and it even has some actual padding!