[hunde]

I've come across a few race-replica frames from a few European vendors for my N/C 250 (quickly becoming a not) Monza:

Classic Ducati, F3 race frame:

Classic Ducati MotorCycles | Vintage Ducati Spares | Classic Ducati Restoration and information. - F3 Frame

Old Racing Spare parts:

01R0082
Telaio racing tipo ufficiale
Frame Racing Official type

Of course these are pretty expensive (not sure on the Old Parts one), but with the ever-increasing list of what I need to do to my existing frame, it might be a more time and cost-effective option...

So, and thoughts on these frames - or others?

Cheers,

Tom

 

[hunde]

Okay, let me expand the question: are there any good resources out there for tried-and-true race frames for the NC bikes? I haven't found any, but if I do I might work with my friend (builds race bikes, has frame jig, etc) to build a complete chromoly frame from scratch.

Anyone know of info, blueprints, etc.?

Cheers,

Tom


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[ducatipaddy]

Speaking of race frames ......

Ducati 350 Königswelle / Caferacer / Custombike | eBay

 

[Maxwell]

Speaking of race frames ......

Ducati 350 Königswelle / Caferacer / Custombike | eBay

That is a work of art!

Maxwell

 

[flynbulldog]

That is a work of art!

Maxwell

agreed, it'd be nice it were finished

 

[ducatipaddy]

It is finished or were you being ironic

 

[crm114]

He does actually say in the description that it's not finished, on paper not much to do but for a machine designed to be ridden, especially in Germany, it has no certificate of roadworthiness which could lead to some heartache. It has also never been run.

 

[ducatipaddy]

I doubt it was ever meant for the road, its been built on slicks.

 

[flynbulldog]

It is finished or were you being ironic

sarcastic - the bike has a good start and the work so far looks fantastic. But that rear end and seat leave a little to be desired.
The bike doesn't look finished to me.