I have recently acquired a '76 350cc Mototrans Scrambler, the previous owner had spent a lot of time and money on it but it still has a few issues to sort out.
Never owned a Ducti of any sort before so will doubtless have some questions.
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Jacks the Lad
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Another new member
Hello,
I have recently acquired a '76 350cc Mototrans Scrambler, the previous owner had spent a lot of time and money on it but it still has a few issues to sort out.
Never owned a Ducti of any sort before so will doubtless have some questions.
I have recently acquired a '76 350cc Mototrans Scrambler, the previous owner had spent a lot of time and money on it but it still has a few issues to sort out.
Never owned a Ducti of any sort before so will doubtless have some questions.
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DBDBrian
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Hi Jack, welcome to the forum, I am sure someone will answer your queries, there is a great deal of knowledge on the site, which never ceases to amaze.
Brian
Made in England
Made in England
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PhilR
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looks v nice. plenty of advice availble on this forum...
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Jacks the Lad
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Re: Another new member
Thank you for the welcome.
The previous owner spent a lot of time on the bike, but didn't quite finish it. One of the issues is the lack of the speedometer drive in the front wheel.
The one shown in the photo fits the housing but does not engage with the gear inside the wheel, on account that it was sourced by the P.O. in Italy, but the wheel was made in Spain. So if anyone knows of a Spanish source of bits that would be helpful. The clutch also is not quite right, but I will make a separate post about that.
The previous owner spent a lot of time on the bike, but didn't quite finish it. One of the issues is the lack of the speedometer drive in the front wheel.
The one shown in the photo fits the housing but does not engage with the gear inside the wheel, on account that it was sourced by the P.O. in Italy, but the wheel was made in Spain. So if anyone knows of a Spanish source of bits that would be helpful. The clutch also is not quite right, but I will make a separate post about that.
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