TT2 1983

la tige · **Posted:** Thu Jun 06, 2013 10:59 am

hello guys, who has ever seen this type of clutch cover, which is on a TT2 motor ( just found by a friend of me, with all spares around

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The first time was on the first batch of the 20 83' TT2.... ( picture from Ian Falloon book)

ducttf1 · **Posted:** Thu Jun 06, 2013 12:25 pm

Yes I have seen them, but it's whats on the inside that counts. Straight cut and lightened gears, polished and lightened basket. Did you guys find the whole assembly? Lou

pat slinn · **Posted:** Thu Jun 06, 2013 1:50 pm

Hi Dick,

Ye'a seen plenty like that. Here is a photo of my 1983 "factory" Magnesium cased, dry clutch motor. This motor in the hands or Tony Rutter is the fastest ever Ducati F2 around the Isle of man. There were five motors that were put together by the factory like this one. One is here in the UK, one in the USA one in Norway, one in Italy, where is the fifth ??.

Carlo · **Posted:** Thu Jun 06, 2013 4:16 pm

hello friends, my tt2 Sakamoto, has the same internal friction identic to the one that you showed to us in photography, I do not have the engine oil passages outside

618F1 · **Joined:** Thu Oct 14, 2010 11:23 am **Posts:** 1809

I have one like Lou's photo. It also shows up in the vintage NCR catalog. I guess if you could not afford the jazzy dry version you could go cheap with this one. MikeV

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jack · **Posted:** Sat Jun 08, 2013 1:48 am

Hi alls!

Here more pics of the TT2
It caught fire ten years ago an was sleeping since in a garden shed...

It wears some good details such as Marvic magnesium wheels, Brembo radial master cylinder, Brembo Gold P08, racing footpeg, ...

All is to be restored, but all is present!
The GSX-R fork might be replaced with a 36 Paioli or magnesium Marzocchi (not a M1R witch is to big and anachronic on a TT2, I hate see that!)

The engine is like a lucky dip !
It has some sign of preparation as the clutch cover with oil cooler, but also banjo bolt in came cover, ...
Need to open to know more!

Nice project, I look forward to show you the next steps...

athleticroman · **Posted:** Sat Jun 08, 2013 3:15 am

OMG

Now THAT's a PROJECT!!!

You will have a lot of fun with that

pantah_good · **Posted:** Sat Jun 08, 2013 7:00 am

That's amazing!! It's a pretty bike even in it's present state. What's the story behind finding it?
Bill

jack · **Posted:** Sat Jun 08, 2013 8:42 am

Thanx
It looks very good with mini seat and no side panel!

I found a picture of it before fire, it is almost as pretty after

618F1 · **Joined:** Thu Oct 14, 2010 11:23 am **Posts:** 1809

Wow, what a find! It will be a lot of work and time, but well worth the effort. I nice group of parts on that bike. I hope the engine is good too. MikeV

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