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Posted: Fri Dec 04, 2009 6:36 am
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More from the Barber Motorsports museum
http://barbermuseum.org/






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Sweet looking Duke there. I gather the museum is part of the Barber race track?


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Another great choice Dawg not many of them about and again very few in the States I would think. Truly in superb condition and a fantastic little bike if you could get them to work!
Anybody else remember the Ducatti '24horas' or '24 horrors' as it was known mostly cos of its crappy electrics Very Happy
Speaking of horrors any body know this particular disaster from the BSA group?



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xjjohnno wrote:
Sweet looking Duke there. I gather the museum is part of the Barber race track?

Yes it is. 750 acres of race course and museum.


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Poolhall wrote:
Another great choice Dawg not many of them about and again very few in the States I would think. Truly in superb condition and a fantastic little bike if you could get them to work!
Anybody else remember the Ducatti '24horas' or '24 horrors' as it was known mostly cos of its crappy electrics Very Happy
Speaking of horrors any body know this particular disaster from the BSA group?



Not that one but I have some photos of Ariel motorcycles. Much more to come on these old bikes.


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Speaking of horrors any body know this particular disaster from the BSA group?


I remember pissing myself laughing as I followed one, in about 1972.


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Bet you did totally unreliable and tipped over going round corners, good old BSA, the same people that brought out the Oil in Frame A65 that only people over 6ft 4 could ride. Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy
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