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I will start it off.

Oldani 230mm 2LS. Thanks a lot DesmoDog



and

F3 style dry clutch

Alloy bodywork from Evan Wilcox (going on the same bike as the Oldani replica. Just doing my part to stimulate the economy!)

DesmoDog wrote:Alloy bodywork from Evan Wilcox (going on the same bike as the Oldani replica. Just doing my part to stimulate the economy!)

Think I officially hate you now

Man, that sure is purty....

Teckhardt wrote:Think I officially hate you now

Excellent... that means my work here is done!

The bodywork was a long time coming, I spent about twelve years saying "someday..." before I finally ponied up for it. The brake was something of an impulse buy - I was planning on a Grimeca, but made an offer on this and the next thing you know it was winging it's way over from Jolly Old England.

And just so you know, you've got me thinking about a dry clutch for this thing now. I seem to remember the last one I saw was stupid expensive, but not ungodly expensive. And I'm pretty stupid sometimes, so...

Thanks.

Thanks a lot.

Like I didn't already have enough things to spend money on.

DesmoDog wrote:And just so you know, you've got me thinking about a dry clutch for this thing now. I seem to remember the last one I saw was stupid expensive, but not ungodly expensive. And I'm pretty stupid sometimes, so...

Thanks.

Thanks a lot.

Like I didn't already have enough things to spend money on.

Just a few links for your dry clutch shopping pleasure.

http://www.ducbits.com/id1.html

http://www.novaracing.co.uk/ducati.htm

http://www.oldracingspareparts.com/single.htm

Maybe Eldert will chime in here. Pic of his bike with a dry clutch posted over on Ducati.MS board.

the dry clutch on my bike is the same as the one at David Rohrers site ( ducbits ) i bought it from the guy
who makes them in Forli . i had the aluminum clutch basket hard anodised

here is a picture of another dry clutch made by Massimo del Biondo



Eldert

I've realized the dry clutch kits seem to eliminate the kickstart. That makes it a no-go for me.

Whew, there's $1500 saved...

DesmoDog wrote:I've realized the dry clutch kits seem to eliminate the kickstart. That makes it a no-go for me.

Whew, there's $1500 saved...

No such luck buddy. Take another look at the Old Racing Spares version I showed above. Spot for the kickstart on that one. That is the reason I like that one.

Let the bargaining with the devil begin again...

This is me ignoring you and your evil posts.

Seriously though, I'd prefer something with a little less advertising on it.

DesmoDog wrote:Seriously though, I'd prefer something with a little less advertising on it.

I agree with ya.

The DucBits part looks like it almost could be machined to use a kickstart. There is a little flat on it already.