@@BackToClassics that certainly is lightweight. I keep considering building a replica but at 1.8m tall not sure if I would fit! Proportion wise they just look right.
@@andysandrex7244 The TT2 is indeed for the shorter guys out there. The bevel drive 750 SS is a more comfortable bike for your height. Or a later 900 SS with the belt engine.
Will take the TT2 any day. Brings back memories of James Adamo & Reno Leoni. James was killed at Daytona in ‘93. So much info about the pair on the web.
@@maxwellbricks7632 The TT2 and TT1 were among the greatest racing bikes of the 1980s. It helped Ducati survive during this difficult period in their history.
Thanks for the comment. Yes, we can build frames in both 'original' E235 tubing and MIG welded, but also in 25CrMo4 and TIG welded. That saves around 4kg on the frame alone.
I think you are referring to Paul Smart's Imola win in 1972. It was quite a different beast after which the production 750 SS was modelled. In an upcoming video, we'll be diving into the historic background of the 750 SS 'Greenframe'.
