1988 Ducati 750F1 - TT1 Framed
Through friends and Ducatist’s from around the world
(including Steve from www.loudbike.com and Jörg from
the Ducati Owners Group in Germany), they have
helped me to learn more about this motorcycle and I
have even located the bikes past owner (The world is
shrinking).
The frame of this motorcycle is a second (or late)
version of the Verlicchi TT1 race frame purchased from
Reno Leoni. The side stand is bolted to the right side
crankcase because there is no provision for a stand..
The front brakes are QD Brembo racing calipers off of
Kurt Liebmans's Harris Ducati. Called 0-280 these
endurance brakes are quick release for changing pads
during races.
Any additional knowledge or history about TT1 and TT2
bikes and their frames is appreciated.
Thanks,
Greg
***Photo's increase in size if you click on them.
Ducati Museum
www.ducati-tt.de
Pantahhead
Through friends and Ducatist’s from around the world
(including Steve from www.loudbike.com and Jörg from
the Ducati Owners Group in Germany), they have
helped me to learn more about this motorcycle and I
have even located the bikes past owner (The world is
shrinking).
The frame of this motorcycle is a second (or late)
version of the Verlicchi TT1 race frame purchased from
Reno Leoni. The side stand is bolted to the right side
crankcase because there is no provision for a stand..
The front brakes are QD Brembo racing calipers off of
Kurt Liebmans's Harris Ducati. Called 0-280 these
endurance brakes are quick release for changing pads
during races.
Any additional knowledge or history about TT1 and TT2
bikes and their frames is appreciated.
Thanks,
Greg
***Photo's increase in size if you click on them.
Ducati Museum
www.ducati-tt.de
Pantahhead
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