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Ducati 750SS Imola Racer 1973: Further Development of the Famous 1972 Imola 200 Winner - with New 'Short Stroke' Engine (the Motorcycle Files Book 17)

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This edition of The Motorcycle Files is the only track test article ever written on the successor to Paul Smart’s legendary 1972 Imola 200-winning desmo Ducati V-twin. And while that bike was famously a modified production road bike, this one was the first outright Ducati Formula 750 racer – a true competition thoroughbred.
It was one of only three bikes built for the 1973 Imola 200, with a special short-stroke desmo V-twin engine and a full race chassis, neither of which owed anything to the 750SS streetbike.

Language: English

Pages: 66

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: BRG MULTIMEDIA LTD.

Release: March 03, 2016

Ducati 750SS Imola Racer 1973: Further Development of the Famous 1972 Imola 200 Winner - with New 'Short Stroke' Engine (the Motorcycle Files Book 17)

Alan Cathcart

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Language: English

Pages: 66

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Publisher: BRG MULTIMEDIA LTD.

Release: March 03, 2016

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Ducati 750SS Imola Racer 1973: Further Development of the Famous 1972 Imola 200 Winner - with New 'Short Stroke' Engine (the Motorcycle Files Book 17)

Ducati 750SS Imola Racer 1973: Further Development of the Famous 1972 Imola 200 Winner - with New 'Short Stroke' Engine (the Motorcycle Files Book 17)

Ducati 750SS Imola Racer 1973: Further Development of the Famous 1972 Imola 200 Winner - with New 'Short Stroke' Engine (the Motorcycle Files Book 17)

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