1972 Ducati 750 GT Roundcase - a Reference Source for Owners
I can't believe we're actually going to try and do this! See, Ducks really do fly! Dead Duck in Truck
Yep, that pipe got that hot. Darmah sitting where the GT was, waiting her turn for attention. Anthony Gobert showing off his new purchase.
I wish I had some Vise-Grips... Bevel's Suck!!! Las Vegas AMA Races '97-Hotel parking lot... hmm... that masterlink was there 600 miles ago??? Death of a Condor!
The bike has a modified rear... nice huh? Ahem... This shift lever used to be straight... what happened?
Independence Pass... pre bent shift lever. Seven John Hammond relaxing in the living room. Put to work on a buckle.
Richard Kennedy and Greg Davies. ADOG meeting in Tasmania. Nothing flies like a Duck!
Spotted at a DRC track day.Wanna buy some wheels cheap?
Two crates containing GT's going to Japan. DRA2001. Umbrella boy for Sue Waters. DRA2001. Politically correct t-shirt.
Engine compliments of Hiroshi Yamaguchi. Safely secured for the ride home. GT engine and goodies are home in New Mexico. Ahem... again.
Damien Birch and Jeff Cohen in Melbourne. 2006 Festival of Italian Motorcycles. Silver buckle in red square 2006.
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