Ducati 750 Sport (1973) For Sale - Back to Classics

Ducati 750 Sport (1973) For Sale
In this new episode we cover a lovely 1973 Ducati 750 Sport which was fully restored by us in 2012 and delivered to a collector who kept it in a wonderful condition for over 12 years. It is now for sale after we recently serviced the bike fully. As you will see in the video, the bike is in a great condition both technically and in terms of originality.
You can find more information and pictures on our website: www.ducaticlas...
Should you have any questions about our restoration services, parts, or anything else you might need advice on, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Thanks for watching this episode and see you soon at Back to Classics!
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[@johnmunns5964]

Mine was a 74, single disc, not many in Australia. Got it for $1400 but it was the seventies, still had the crankcase seal.

[@colinmartin2921]

I owned one for 40 years, best bike I ever owned.

[@boredmalcontent]

Why did you sell it?

[@GregR361]

Mine only had a single front disc brake

[@asecret900]

Are SS spokes correct? They look wrong to me, as my early bevels have the same Borrani's but all with painted mild steel spokes. Less brittle than SS was the reasoning for that decision.

[@BackToClassics]

True, original Alpina spokes are grey painted steel spokes, not stainless steel. This is an older restoration back when we used ss spokes but we now use the steel spokes.

[@asecret900]

@@BackToClassics Cool, thanks for clarifying. Very nice bike ;)