Showing posts with label Ducati Monza. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ducati Monza. Show all posts

Thursday, July 14, 2011

1965 A.J. Foyt, 1964 winner of the Indy 500 on his Ducati Monza motorcycle

Ducati...Champion's Choice...pictured: A.J. Foyt, 1964 winner of the gruelling 500 mile auto race at Indianapolis on his 250cc O.H.C. "Monza". You too can own any one of ten different 1965 models produced by Ducati of Bologna, Italy....shown: 125cc OHV Bronco, 250cc OHC Scrambler, 250cc OHC Diana Mk 3, 90cc Cadet, 90cc Mountaineer, 50cc Falcon

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Wednesday, April 27, 2011

1967 Vintage English Motorcycle Riding Gear Review

Monday Roll Call; Mallory Battles Ahead; Simple Sprint Iron; On The Four Winds; Hard-Work Victory Trail; Letters to the Editor; Test: Ducati Monza Junior; Riding Gear Market; Wilkie's Lamborelle; New from Yamaha; Potent Lightweight; Your Help Club; more

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Saturday, February 12, 2011

1966 Ducati Monza Jr. 160cc, bevel gear driven overhead cam

High H.P. from low R.P.M. More riding pleasure. Overall design, material selection make the difference. You'll notice the difference. In every model. From the Falcon 50 to the Sebring 350. 10 sizes in all. Look around you. See all those old Ducatis? Still going strong. That's what overall design means. Staying power. Reliability doesn't have to mean slow. Ducatis GO. Even old Ducatis win a lot of races. The new ones are better. You get a 5-speed gearbox on the 250s and 350s. 4-speed foot change on the 125 Bronco, 160cc Monza Jr., and 100cc Cadet. In 1966, Ducati puts paid to the "lump" school of motorcycle styling. Those lumpy look-alike bikes have had it. Crisp, clean lines distinguish Ducati. Think about overall performance. Handling, acceleration, braking. And stamina. Try a Ducati. Visit your Ducati dealer.

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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

1965 Ducati 250cc OHC Monza in front of the Unisphere , New York Worlds Fair





The 1965 250cc OHC Ducati models are all fitted with new 5-speed gearboxes...The Berliner Motor Corporation import shown here, in front of the Unisphere at the New York Worlds Fair is the 5-speed "Monza" - other 250cc OHC Ducati models are the "Diana Mk-3" for sports and racing and the "Scrambler" for off-the-road scrambles and enduro riding.

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Friday, March 5, 2010

1964 Ducati OHC 250cc Monza - combination of Italian engineering, skill and craftsmanship





Only Ducati offers you 250cc OHC Models with a 5 speed gear box. The sleek Ducati models, such as the OHC 250cc "Monza" pictured at the right, represent a combination of Italian engineering skill, and craftsmanship unequalled by any other make of motorcycle.

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Tuesday, June 30, 2009

1962 Ducati 250cc OHC Monza - lightweight leader for 1962!





250cc OHC "Monza" - The precision engineered overhead camshaft, ally-engined single is the most advanced 250cc machine on the road today. Built to last by experienced craftsmen, the 1962 "Monza" represents the ultimate in performance, appearance and reliability. Large full-hub, finned front and rear brakes, "Western" style handlebars, swing-arm rear suspension with adjustable shocks, Tele-draulic front fork, four-speed constant mesh gearbox in unit with the engine, cushion drive, multi-plate clutch rotates on dual ball bearings, comfortable dual seat, center and side stand. Oil breather tube is connected to air cleaner to introduce unburnt hydrocarbons into the combustion chamber for increased performance and economy. 22 HP. Exhaust, muffler, handlebars and fork tubes are triple chrome plated.

Mentioned in ad: 250cc OHC Monza, 250cc OHC Scrambler, Ducati Bronco 98 OHV, 250cc OHC Diana Sports, 200cc OHC Americano, Venus 150 by Steyr, Zundapp 250cc Super Sabre, Sachs J-BE K-125, Berliner Motor Corporation, Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey

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Tuesday, February 24, 2009

1968 Berliner Motor Corporation - Ducati, Guzzi, Norton


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