1964 ducati monza jr, cl, Maine, $2600, 160cc

[chuck peterson]

Moto giro!

https://maine.craigslist.org/mcy/d/jay-1964-ducati-monza-jr/7164696406.html

[cliffrod]

Nice little bike.   The 160 engines have a magneto, so much better suited to occasional use than many others.

Hard to imagine what they sell for now.

[DesmoDog]

I rebuilt one of those a few years back, thining I'd do a moto giro on it but never did. I took it to the Barber Vintage Festivel or whatveer it's called right after I finihsed it and it was fun riding back and forth from the hotel to the track, but once I got it back home I found it wasn't very useful in the real world. I ended up selling it to a guy who keeps it on display at his shop - they work on vintage stuff and it keeps the old Porsches company as they await parts.



The funny thing was, I didn't really intend on buying a 160 that day, I got it in a package deal with the 250 that I really wanted. But then the 160 became the main project - in fact I still haven't finished the 250 over ten yers later!

[radguzzi]

And the seller is an honest to goodness small displacement enthusiast.  He races a 50cc at Loudon too... 

Great fellow.

Best,
Rob

[fotoguzzi]

FYI
https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/wsh/mpo/d/eau-claire-1967-ducati-250-scrambler/7165346692.html

[sign216]

I feel that the often overlooked Sears / Gilera 106cc Super Sport can be had for half the price, because it doesn't have the "Ducati" name.

You see, no remembers what a great marque Gilera used to be.

Joe

P.S.  For you Gilera fans:    https://groups.io/g/Sears-Gilera-106