Show Us Your Non-ducati Classics

The rex actually went a couple of weeks back It has a new home in Cumbria now

Its replaced with a Mutley 12.

I liked the rex while I had it and took it all over Europe with no troubles at all, but 5 years or so is long enough. The ZRXOC has disappeared up its own rear since summer. Far too many good guys went. Too much heavy handed over administration and as for polskiyank .... nuff said

 

My little Morini 175 on the Durham dales run back in 2011

 

My Non-Ducati classic.

Just getting it in early to save me doing it in 15 years time. It's nailed on.

 

You need to backlight that extinguisher - the shadow looks all skew whiff

 

Yeah, I've noticed that with the shadows in my garage. The laws of physics seem to do strange things in there.

 

Sorry to hear that mate . Yeah the oc is on its knees , dunno how long it can keep going as is. What duc have you got ?

 

Sweet , mine is the 748 in my sig pic.
Still got my rex tho.
Puddy

 

I have always liked the 748's

 

My 1991 nut and bolt restoration use it on sunny days only brings back some great memories

 

that looks fucken clean dude!!! nice..

 

Thanks chizel
Brought one brand new in 1991 went looking for it when I decided to do one up unfortunately not on the road anymore so brought this it had been sitting in someone’s garden for 7 years took over 4 years to restore it worth every penny spent would love to do it again but not sure what I would do

 

I'd the 600FP model/black & pink colours just before my first blade in early 93,cracking bike but you had to stir the box up a bit for the magic to happen.

 

lovely.

 

I loved fixing this up, mind you the carbs were a nightmare.

 

Not really a classic yet! But already getting harder to find clean low mileage ones.

 

Isn't that Honda made in Italy.......Japanese name, Italian soul !!!

 

Well it would be if I still had it / we all have at least ‘one I should have kept’. It was the most fun to ride of all the bikes I’ve owned

 

no idea .........!

 

one of the first Fireblades in the country
Surely a classic