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Motorcycling in France
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 20/05/2008, 14:55
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GSman
 
Joined on 05/07/2007
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Has anyone managed to get a CoC to register a 70s/80s Ducati? If so any info would be really appreciated. Here's mine:
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20/05/2008, 17:09
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Bob T
Joined on 05/10/2006
Dordogne
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Now that is what I call a real Ducati! I wanted one years ago but never got around to buying it.
SD will be along soon with information to help, he is probably out riding his BMW at the moment.
Bob T 24
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21/05/2008, 13:12
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Sunday Driver
Joined on 07/10/2005
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Very nice bike....![Big Smile [:D]](/cs/images/emotions/biggrin.gif)
Write to Ducati France with a copy of your V5C and ask them for an attestation d'identité for une moto importée.
Address is:
Ducati France S.A.
390, rue d'Estienne d'Orves
92701 COLOMBES Cedex
Tel: 01.56.05.60.00
Waddya mean it's only Saturday......
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21/05/2008, 21:51
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GSman
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24/05/2008, 15:41
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f1steveuk
Joined on 29/03/2007
Belves, Dordogne
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Re: Classic ducati CoC
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I can concur, with everything, that SD will be out on his bike, that, that is a proper Duke, and that I wrote to that address and got everything I needed to get my Paso registered.
"Some scoundrel has taken the cork for my lunch"
W.C Fields
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31/05/2008, 8:09
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Mr Wiggy
Joined on 04/03/2007
L'Absie
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That picture brings back a certain happy memory, in the early 70s just after the M42 was opened, a friend of mine had that very same machine, brand new just run in model same colour the single difference he had made was a slight adjustment to the Gearbox sprocket, he had raised the sprocket size by 1 tooth and it certainly made a heck of a difference.
I was allowed to try out the change that had been made so, I took the bike down the Stratford road in Shirley, Solihull to where the M42 section had not long been opened, so I joined the 42 in the direction of the A45 Coventry Road and opened her up on a very clear ahead, it actually showed 145mph on the clock but believe this was possibly a little on the dubious side, even so a really fast bike.
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04/06/2008, 7:09
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steve
Joined on 23/02/2008
Northern Dordogne
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Re: Classic ducati CoC
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04/06/2008, 15:47
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f1steveuk
Joined on 29/03/2007
Belves, Dordogne
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"A 'proper' Duke"
What the Paso or the 900SS!!!??
"Some scoundrel has taken the cork for my lunch"
W.C Fields
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04/06/2008, 21:39
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steve
Joined on 23/02/2008
Northern Dordogne
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Re: Classic ducati CoC
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Noooooo, the SS. Wot a fab machine - I lusted after one of these or the MHR when I was a Super dream owner at sweet 17! I ended up with an ice creame van (Suzuki GS1000 S - in blue and white) but still harbourd a dream for one. Last bike was A Harley Davidson Sportster - Im sorry!- at least its a V twin)
Steve (who is lusting after an old traily bike or anything really!)
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