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Classic Italian motorcycles: English guides
History and buying advice for some of the best-loved classic Ducatis, Moto Guzzis, Gileras and Cagivas. Classic Moto Fix is a free Dutch website for owners and buyers of classic Italian bikes; these guides are our English selection.
Ducati · 1974Ducati 750 SS (Green Frame)The road version of the desmo V-twin that won at Imola in 1972.Ducati · 1979–1986Ducati Mike Hailwood ReplicaThe road version of the Ducati that took Mike Hailwood to TT victory in 1978.Ducati · 1977–1982Ducati 900 DarmahThe comfortable desmo V-twin named after a tiger.Ducati · 1962–1974Ducati 250 ScramblerThe original Scrambler, built for the American market.Ducati · 1946–1958Ducati CuccioloThe little clip-on bicycle engine that turned Ducati into a motorcycle maker.Moto Guzzi · 1976–1981Moto Guzzi 850 Le Mans I and IIThe great Italian sports bike of the seventies.Moto Guzzi · 1971–1976Moto Guzzi V7 Sport, 750 S and S3Lino Tonti’s low frame turned the touring Guzzi into a sports bike.Moto Guzzi · 1974–1987Moto Guzzi 850 T, T3, T4 and T5The all-round Guzzi with linked brakes, loved by police forces and tourers.Moto Guzzi · 1975–1987Moto Guzzi California T3 and California IIThe Guzzi cruiser with windscreen, footboards and panniers.Gilera · 1948–1957Gilera 500 Four (Quattro Cilindri)The four-cylinder racer that won six world championships.Cagiva · 1985–1998Cagiva ElefantThe Ducati-engined trail bike that won the Dakar twice.
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