OI! Wish I had $3000 to spend on another toy!

Tim

Administrator
Staff member
1965 Ducati Monza $3,000
Street address: RR#4, Athens, Ontario, K0E 1B0 View map
Location: Kingston
Date Listed: 15-Mar-07

250cc bevel drive single, narrow cased GT style, vintage italian collectible, 613-924-9826.

64e3_20.JPG


http://kingston.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-motorcycles-1965-Ducati-Monza-W0QQAdIdZ11219421
 
Yeah - always happens. You buy something, and then something like this comes along for less money :)

Not sure how well this would fair carting my 200 pound frame to the Forks though. Would be great for tooling around town etc, but not sure how long you could last on the highway with just a 250. Still would be nice to own.
 
Tintin said:
Not sure how well this would fair carting my 200 pound frame to the Forks though. Would be great for tooling around town etc, but not sure how long you could last on the highway with just a 250. Still would be nice to own.

Would look nice in the rec room too.
 
HEY!!.. Where did you find that???
I got 3g's that I can throw at that....
 
Thanks for offering to ride it to Winnipeg for me Tim... now Tracey is ACTUALLY considering the damn thing... just what I need in my life... vintage Ducati valve trains ::) Not even our esteemed Uncle Mike likes working on those :D
 
This is not a bike for long rides in the country, and if you put some sort of ape hangers on it to make it more comfortable, and then slapped bags on it, I'd have to come rescue it in the middle of the night.
 
Tintin said:
This is not a bike for long rides in the country, and if you put some sort of ape hangers on it to make it more comfortable, and then slapped bags on it, I'd have to come rescue it in the middle of the night.

What... you don't see it as a bagger? ;D
 
i was thinking more of a chopper - 10" overs on the front, hack the frame to make it a rigid, maltese cross paint scheme, stepped rectangular lights on the front, sissy bar...
 
Back
Top Bottom