Nice bike, Carlos; thanks for posting the pics. 
I KNOW ITS NOT A TRIUMPH !!!!!
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oooooowwweee !!!!!! i think this is the ducati thread on TT 
oooooowwweee !!!!!! i think this is the ducati thread on TT
Shane get used to this kind of thing.
A 750 that spends a lot of time in my garage.
mine looks like that now !! i love it 
, its only done 360 miles in 7 years so ive got it stripped and am putting back to gether as i clean everything.
ive just re jetted the carbs she was running way to lean, allso just changed belts and am going to re shim valves on rear silinder front are fine. ( im in my element something to tinker with) .
just need to get my other car sold now so i can get another triumph.
, its only done 360 miles in 7 years so ive got it stripped and am putting back to gether as i clean everything.ive just re jetted the carbs she was running way to lean, allso just changed belts and am going to re shim valves on rear silinder front are fine. ( im in my element something to tinker with) .
just need to get my other car sold now so i can get another triumph.
Wow I never knew you still had one of them COOL
AH ! he's coming out he just couldn't hide it anymore ( closit ducati'ist )
)NAH!!!! that one belongs to an old school friend. It sat in his garage for about 14 years and I got it going for him.
This kind of thing, inside fuel tank,
carbs,
belts
pump, filters, tyres,
brakes, hoses, on and on and on.
When I finished he rode it to MotoGP at PI and again last year, but it sure spends a lot of time in my garage being tickled by my spanners. A tip, if you ever require a fuel pump and want to save $$$ get one from a Volvo. Another tip, when doing the belts forget the spring scales, use the 5mm allen key test. Oh, I could go on and on and on ... Ducatis
This kind of thing, inside fuel tank,
carbs,
belts
pump, filters, tyres,
brakes, hoses, on and on and on.
When I finished he rode it to MotoGP at PI and again last year, but it sure spends a lot of time in my garage being tickled by my spanners. A tip, if you ever require a fuel pump and want to save $$$ get one from a Volvo. Another tip, when doing the belts forget the spring scales, use the 5mm allen key test. Oh, I could go on and on and on ... Ducatis
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Well it looks like you did a great job on it
Cheers.
I've done a lot of miles on it and it's a great bike to race in the mountain corners but rubbish in town or traffic, it's geared to ride at the speed of sound then change to second.
We don't see many of them around my side so when I do see one it's a treat
it's geared to ride at the speed of sound then change to second.[/QUOTE]
never a truer word said ! they do about 135 mph and do 90 of that in first.
never a truer word said ! they do about 135 mph and do 90 of that in first.
no but this is !!!!! and could be mine by thursday night (fingers crossed) http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Triumph-T...6537332?pt=UK_Motorcycles&hash=item5d32efd674
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i think i can get it for £1400 cash !
It looks in great shape, love the paint job on the tank
It looks in great shape, love the paint job on the tank
ye!! but im not quite sure what wyllie has to do with a tiger !
I would not know but it looks cool from what I can see in the photo
ye!! but im not quite sure what wyllie has to do with a tiger !
Nice looking bike. Maybe when you buy it he will tell you about Wylie and then you can tell us. Good luck.
This thread had escaped me.. Congratz on the bike!
thanks avion , good to c ya .
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