Wow ! Dankuwelzeerbeleefd Ducadini

WOW! WOW! Thank you so much for these beautiful historical photos. Lou

FOTO FANTASTICHE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Lovely, historical photographs, thank you for sharing them.

looking on the internet, I found this photo of Tony Rutter, I had never seen it, I hope you enjoy it.

Ciao!!

Got this via Redfox on Facebook, see Pat Slin it an THE Tony Rutter at the TT1 TT2 Races at Villa Real in 1985. Very cool film

http://vimeo.com/7936218

Hi Ducadini, is this the man who made that sketch you posted in Carlo's topic ?

Ciao, Ron

Hope this link works, 1985 documentary about Tony Rutter's Isle of Man TT campain.
Link via Roy Thersby on Facebook with Pat Slin in there and onboard footage on the TT2 Ducati and Tony's GSX in the TT1
http://youtu.be/0-7CNiA1eY0

For nearly three years, a lot of my parts were in a storage unit .
The new garage is nearly finished, and I've been emptying the first unit.
Found a lot of parts and an awfull lot of documents magazines and books of which I sort of vaguely remembered I had them.
Like this Super8 film of the 1982 Imola 24 hrs.
I've posted some pics before, but now finaly : The MOVIE
So while trying to get a good viewpoint to capture the movie from a small monitor with my cellphone, I couldn't get rid of the flickering.
And forgot to keep an eye on the spare reel to wind the film on.
And forgot to keep an eye on my two cats.
Bottomline, after a lot of swearing and dtrying to save what I could save, only 1.29 minutes was left.
The rest is ,ehm, history. the whole minute of it.
And then the lamp broke and those things are getting scarce.
First time I've done something like this on joetoep so give me a break
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8P2DQHsF8Q

ciao
ducadini

This is just fantastic and amazing!!
In 2014 when this thread started I had not joined the forum, so have not seen these great pictures before.
I have no idea who Ducadini is, I dont know your name (that goes for many of you who posts by the way), but we can have met!
Apparently we were at the same race at Snetterton in 1988 and photographed the same bike!

We had a couple of the Heijiras in Sweden, all for Rotax thumper. One was for the water cooled DOHC engine and ridden by our 125cc world champion Kent Andersson in the early Sound of Singles races. But Heijira did not only make those rather boring tube section steel frames, they also made tricky carbon frames for the Rotax engine.

/Björn