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 Post subject: 5th annual Ducati TT Symposium remembering Jimmy Adamo
PostPosted: Sun Sep 01, 2013 9:00 pm 
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Here are a few pictures of two of the Adamo racers that will be at the Symposium. A kitted TT2 with 16 inch wheels and the last Pantah Jimmy used with 17 inch Campagnolo/Techno wheels. Hopefully they will have the fairings with proper livery as well, but I do like them this way! Oh, and Carlo, I fixed the rear master. Lou


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 Post subject: Re: 5th annual Ducati TT Symposium remembering Jimmy Adamo
PostPosted: Sun Sep 01, 2013 11:29 pm 
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Nice Job Lou! I can appreciate the time spent. Maybe if you are that far along I could drop off one more bike for assembly?
-Cranky-


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 Post subject: Re: 5th annual Ducati TT Symposium remembering Jimmy Adamo
PostPosted: Mon Sep 02, 2013 12:24 am 
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It looks like Christmas morning Cranky! I've got to see those warhorses Lou. MikeV


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 Post subject: Re: 5th annual Ducati TT Symposium remembering Jimmy Adamo
PostPosted: Mon Sep 02, 2013 7:10 am 
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I cant wait to see those lovely TT's Lou. See you all very soon. Pat.


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 Post subject: Re: 5th annual Ducati TT Symposium remembering Jimmy Adamo
PostPosted: Mon Sep 02, 2013 9:29 am 
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Dear friends, we can say that our friend Lou, is the number 1 on the forum.

These projects are not realized only with money, it also takes a lot of dedication and talent, and our dear Lou, is an example for everyone.

I I book for a souvenir photo!

Hello Friends!

Carlo


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 Post subject: Re: 5th annual Ducati TT Symposium remembering Jimmy Adamo
PostPosted: Mon Sep 02, 2013 11:11 am 
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Pure beauties......wonderful bikes....great restorations.....what else...?


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 Post subject: Re: 5th annual Ducati TT Symposium remembering Jimmy Adamo
PostPosted: Mon Sep 02, 2013 5:47 pm 
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Thanks Guys! No problem Cranky bring it over. Happy Birthday Pat we are looking forward to seeing you too. Carlo you are obviously number one, you have the trophies to prove it! La tige, we will also have two of Team Leoni's big bevels, the 500GP Cagiva, Hopefully Jeff Nash will bring his former Adamo TT and I am trying to get a friend to bring a Moto Guzzi that Reno built for Kurt Liebman. We even have old movies and interviews of Jimmy and Reno, old championship trophies, leathers and other memorabilia. This will probably never happen again, so if you can, please try and make it. The best part of these Symposiums is the friendships we have made. Hanging out all night talking about TT's and F1's till we are exhausted. Even Carlo without his translator is great to listen to. See you all soon I hope. Lou


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 Post subject: Re: 5th annual Ducati TT Symposium remembering Jimmy Adamo
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Dear Lou, dear American friends, and the entire board, in Italy there is an air of history and old racing bike, but unfortunately the Italians have a very limited view of the successes of old samples and foreign national championships.

I consider myself lucky, because I try to learn the stories of old races, by people who have the patience to tell.

I talk to people, I tell them what happened in the U.S., when Reno Leoni was the Manager of Jimmi, and people tell me that: -
I seem to remember ....

I said that I had the good fortune to meet Pat Slinn, but I see so much ignorance on their faces.

I have started working at age 14, I have not studied unfortunately, I have made ​​a bricklayer for 25 years, and now I do not pull back has to know new things.

I find it hard to understand your English, but I'm very lucky to have you, friends from all over the world, who try in every way to make me partaker of difficult technical discussions, for incomprehensible to me because of my ignorance of the English language.

I will be in America, I'll be there, and I will try to steal everything they can.

I have a dream ,that will be realized!


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