1974 750ss
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Wow 
Andres
Andres
Just lovely. What's the story ??...Who spent circa £40K on it (guessing) ???
You’d need well north of £100k Jonnie
This bike was in at Ray Petty in Greenwich, where Ray did some significant work on it. It’s a beaut.
This bike was in at Ray Petty in Greenwich, where Ray did some significant work on it. It’s a beaut.
Most unreliable bike I ever owned.
Knew every AA patrolman in the Home Counties, now they sell for ££££££
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Knew every AA patrolman in the Home Counties, now they sell for ££££££
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Lovely bike, but prices are ridiculous.
My early MHR (1 piece fairing) was well known to the AA too, usually an electrical gremlin hiding in a connector somewhere. It was a Steve Wynn bike that Baines Racing kept in in fine fettle for me - can't believe I sold it on for so little.
Isn't 20:20 hindsight (or is it 6:6 these days) a wonderful thing.
My early MHR (1 piece fairing) was well known to the AA too, usually an electrical gremlin hiding in a connector somewhere. It was a Steve Wynn bike that Baines Racing kept in in fine fettle for me - can't believe I sold it on for so little.
Isn't 20:20 hindsight (or is it 6:6 these days) a wonderful thing.
That's gorgeous!! But what a price!!
the Green Frame (round case) is the holy grail of ducatis, there was a guy in Adelaide who had 2 of them he sold one for $126,000 about 10 years ago
I had one of those. Sold it in 1981. Don't ask how much, it hurts thinking about it.
