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I bought this a couple years ago to get back into doing trackdays after 20 years. I’ve ridden it (novice group) maybe five times since then and have decided that for how often I can get out I’ll use one of my streetbikes instead. Michigan title in my name. 37xxx miles OZ forged aluminum wheels...

**************** SOLD ******************* Me: A sexy scandanavian who's not adverse to being a little shocking. You: That master builder with the vision to convert a CBwhatever to a monoshock frame Together we can make that EXIF worthy cafe racer shine. I've spent my life sitting on a...

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So I've heard the term "hardtail" for ages, in fact wihtout the term hard tail we probably wouoldn't have bikes called softails. Anyway, a couple days ago I saw someone here refer to a bike as a deadtail. I had never heard of that before and now in te past couple of days I've seen it numerous...

Greetings, I'm trying to find out some details on how the shell of an Acewell 2835 is constructed. I'm assuming it is an aluminum housing. I'm also assuming the ribs are an external feature and not carried through to the inside surface? basically I want to shave the ribs down and would rather...

Here's my 1966 Ducati 250 Monza, the other part of a package deal with the '66 160 Monza Jr I posted a thread about already. http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=33195.0 This one isn't done yet so it won't be the posting blitz from start to finish like the 160 thread. Judging by past...

I signed on here a while back and then didn't check back in for a while... here's the bike I was working on when I signed up. I finally got it back on the road in time for Ducstock 2011 at the Barber Vintage Festival last October. I'm copying posts from another forum to create the build thread...

Well I'm new here anyway. If you've been on any Ducati forums you may have seen me poking around. As my username might suggest, I lean towards the Italian side of things. My two projects right now are single cylinder Ducatis, a 160 and a 250 that's becoming a 350. When they're done I'm...

Ducatis from the mid 60s had a squared off style that I don't find all that attractive. One of my projects is a 1966 Ducati Monza Jr. I replaced all the square looking stuff with earlier rounded stuff - here's what I did with the seat. The stock seat pan shape I spent way too much time...

First, a '91 907ie I bought brand new and still own. It was on display in the Ducati tent at the '05 VMD at Mid Ohio. (the other two bikes aren't mine) Next Duc (there were other Japanese bikes that came and went) was a '95 900ss which I then sold to buy this in 2000. That bike made it...