| Author | Message | ||
     Cowboy |
Does any one have the spec. sheet and photos of a----1966 or 67---Ducati DIANA(250). All of my old photos and info have vanished. tks in advance. COWBOY | ||
| Rocketman |
You could try asking over on Sacborg. Choptop is a little clued up on Italian lightweights from around that era. Rocket | ||
| Court |
I have a pretty comprehensive Ducati library at home. I can look and let you know what I have and scan anything you need. | ||
| Cowboy |
Tks Guys it is not life threating Just trying to get some of my old stuff back to gether again I lost all my old Ducati and Norton stuff any photo would be fine. Tks again. | ||
| Pammy |
http://ducatitrader.com/Ducati_History.html Try this site | ||
| Cowboy |
Tks Pammy. That is what I needed. I rode the Diana in 66 for a local Norton--Ducati dealer.I was a lot younger then. I sure miss those old bikes. | ||
| Blake |
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=Ducati+DIA NA&btnG=Search+Images&gbv=2 | ||
| Firemanjim |
Cowboy,one of my first bikes was a Ducati 68 250 Scrambler, Lusted after the 450's. | ||
| Cowboy |
JIM after spending my younger yrs. on Ducati and Norton bikes it is only natural to wind up on Buells and V-Rods.Those old scrambles were as tough as Justin Boot leather.realy great off road bikes. After rideing the old Norton Atlas ( shakers and quakers) the Buell felt as if I was on a cloud--he he ) | ||
| Gentleman_jon |
Nothing like a proper Ducati is there?  Here is a future Buelligan having a bit of a canter on a 1959 Ducati 200cc Elite special in Cambridge, Mass. A great book for reminiscing about Ducati singles is "Ducati Singles Restoration" by Mick Walker. A real stroll down memory lane.  | ||
| Blake |
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| Cowboy |
Tks Blake----That is a very nice photo, I can tell you that I know from personal experence It takes a hell of a big twin to stay with that little jewel in extream twisties. That llittle jewel is what converted me to sport bikes. |
