1975 750 Sport
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SOLD -
Good day,
It is here all
about a running Ducati 750 Sport 1975
Summary
and Location:
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No need to
present the Sport model, only acknowledged fans here.
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The bike is
in France, 1h away from Luxembourg, Germany and Belgium, in
a town called Metz.
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As a
non-English native speaker, I apologize for English
misspelling and errors.
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But I can
write emails and have phone calls without any translation
problem.
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The Ducati
has its original and matching French papers, and its engine
runs.
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Please make
a price proposal.
History:
My father
bought in 1988 as is; he rode it quite a little along the years,
something like 200 kms. I rode it something like 50 kms maximum,
5 years ago. He did not work on it, just oil and plugs changes.
I always have seen the bike in the garage, so no intermediate
owner or lack of history since 88. No history before 1988; I was
8 by the time and I have no maintenance bills or leaflet.
Technical
details:
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Frame 756715
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Engine 757006
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It is a
real S, as the ID numbers show it. Not a GT conversion or
some funny bitza.
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The year of
importation in France is 1975, which is also the year of
first registration.
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Fork is a
38 mm Marzocchi. Originally mounted in these last batches of
Sport, or changed since the production of the bike, this is
open for debate.
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Lockheed
callipers and brake line splitter.
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Borrani
rims.
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Front
WM2 1.85 19/40 RM 01 44 03 RECORD Made In Italy
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Rear WM3 18 RM 01 4626/1 RECORD, Made in Italy
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Original
Conti cans. Some slight vintage imperfections and patina,
but no rust.
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The mileage
is not guaranteed, but something around 40 000 kms.
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Compressions are for both cylinders 155 PSI / 11 bars
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Engine
runs, it does NOT make any crazy dead crankshaft noise or
dead bearing or connecting rod noise. Actually it sounds
like in a pretty good shape, but a proper cleaning of the
centrifugal cleaner would be a good idea. The bevels up and
down look like new; the safety washers have never been
removed.
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A magnet is
missing on the rotor.
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The clutch
works and does not slip, although it probably has a couple
of flying hours behind him.
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The gearbox
does its job perfectly.
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The steel
fuel tank is original. It has a small dent at the top rear,
has some rust and is leaky, but is manageable for
restoration (welding, resin …)
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Carburettors are PHF 32 CS
For sure
non original:
Seat, coming
from a 450 Desmo; headlamp (Auteroche), Front brake pump; rear
and front mudguards, instruments holder, Speedo (Smiths, from
another Ducati), kick starter, rear shock absorbers. The frame
has been chromed; to removal of the chrome and nickel has been
quoted to me to 140 EUR VAT excluded.
Contact:
Feel free to
email or call me for any question, further pictures and videos.
Yes, I speak English although being French, known for being
terrible foreign languages speakers. Best Regards.
SOLD
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