[emmevi125s]

This has been posted before but, judging by the recent requests for help sourcing parts, is due again. The list has been compiled over a few years and has a tandancy for Australian suppliers as that's where I live. Some I know of, others have been sourced from lists I'm on and there are probably a few which no longer exist. The list is not the be all and end all but rather a starting point for parts searches. It is also worthwhile going through the links sections as these may lead to just what you want.

Anyhow, I hope it is useful and all the best for Christmas and the new year.

Russ
emmevi125s



really good sites for info:
www.ducatimeccanica.com (beveldrive Ducatis including manuals and parts suppliers).
www.bevelheaven.com (beveldrive Ducatis)
www.thebikemuseum.com (devoted to older MV Agusta)
http://people.aapt.net.au/~arkay/richo_roundcase.html (reference site for 750 GT Ducati)


really good lists to be on:
Ducati: bevelheads to subscribe or unsubscribe visit www.micapeak.com/mailman/listinfo/bevelheads
pantaheads www.pantaheads.com/index.htm
ducati pull- and push-rod engined bikes http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ducatipushrodsingles
MV Agusta: MVAgusta_Older_Models@yahoogroups.com devoted to older model MVs
www.mvagusta.net devoted to modern MVs (I like the MV F4, even bought one)
Bimota: bimota@micapeak.com
Ducati 851: Ducati-851-888@yahoogroups.com
Benelli and Motobi motorcycles benelli-motobi@micapeak.com
BevelTech <beveltech@exemail.com.au

parts suppliers in Australia (Ducati)
EuroBrit (Melb, Vic) www.eurobrit.com.au
Road and Race (Newcastle, NSW) www.roadrace.com.au
Gowanlochs (Sydney, NSW) www.ducati-gowanloch.com.au
Ian Gowanloch iangowanloch@bigpond.com +61 2 6946 2626
trading as italspares (on e-bay) Adelong, NSW, Australia
business days, hours & details are as follows: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 9.00 am - 5.00 pm
You can try and contact me on Mondays & Fridays, if I don't answer I might be out talking to cows, please leave a message and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.



International parts in general:
www.oldracingspareparts.com Old Racing Spare Parts info@oldracingspareparts.com
www.desmo.de
www.mdinaitalia.co.uk/ specialising in SS & GT Ducatis
Cosmopolitan Motors in the USA possible web address www.cosmotor.com (Cosmo Jo page) newer web address is www.vintagecosmo.com/store/index.php
or their eBay page: http://stores.ebay.com/Cosmopolitan-Motors. word is they can be a pain to deal with
www.motoguzzino.com
www.loudbikesteve.com/
www.bevelheaven.com (beveldrive Ducatis)
www.discovolantemoto.co.uk
www.desmo-ducati.de
www.classicitalianbikes.com
www.classicducati.com/index.php
www.italiansbikes.com
www.tga.co.uk/catalog/index.php
www.aermacchi-racing.com
www.laverda.ca/allitalia.htm
www.laverdamania.com
www.motocicliveloci.it/inglese/index_uk.htm
http://www.angelfire.com/biz/laverda.../mainframe.htm
www.roadsters.com/it
www.menani.it parts for Ducati singles
www.circa79.com.au builds bevel road/race replicas and supplies parts
www.motovintage.it/
www.kaemna.de supplier of Ducati parts, mostly modern but some classic (view catalogue section)
www.veetwo.net/index.asp bevel & belt drive Ducati engine parts
www.nonsolomotoguzzi.com (mostly parts for old moto guzzis but also several small parts you can use on small MVs, Ducatis etc - nice fellow, located in Italy)
www.ebay.com use advanced search and any country/region. Everything comes up on ebay, just need to make sure it's the real thing and not over priced
www.ebay.it the Italian page of Ebay, go to the moto ricambi and moto epoca section
www.ducpower.com/ Paso, Pantah, Alazzurra parts and info
www.guzzitech.com/ Guzzi stuff
www.classicitalianbikes.com

www.loudbikes.com Contact Steve Munro at 1-866-972-5683 or steve@loudbike.com

try Giovanni on ebay http://stores.shop.ebay.com/Bargain-new-original-Ducati-parts__W0QQ_armrsZ1>http://stores.shop.ebay.com/Bargain-...__W0QQ_armrsZ1

MV Agusta parts/service
www.boldprecision.com/ Albert Bold deals in the older 4C MVs
www.mv-agusta.co.uk/ Kay's deals in older MV 4C and reproduction Magni, MV factory race bikes, Gilera factory race bikes

service for older (may also do parts) and modern Italians
Melbourne Desmo Centre (Bob Brown)Riddells Creek, Melbourne 9372 2113, bobbrownducati@aol.com it's who I use
www.brad@bikeboy.org Brad Black ex Moto One and a good mechanic. based in Oakleigh 03 9563 2004
SCR Ducati (Newcastle, NSW) it's who i'd use if in Sydney
Gowanlochs (Sydney, NSW) www.ducati-gowanloch.com.au good reputation
EuroBrit (Melb) www.eurobrit.com.au
Road and Race (Newcastle, NSW) www.roadrace.com.au
Doctor Desmo (Adelaide) drdesmo@optusnet.com.au
The Bike Factory (Adelaide 08 8231 2301)
www.beveltech.org/ seem involved in concourse restorations and project rebuilds


paint:
Roy Bogner (Melbourne)
Motorcycle Paint Clinic (Preston, Melbourne)
Bike Craft (Mentone, Melbourne) Brad Wiseman 9585 2100
Black Edge Auto Body (Allan Gibson, 9873 2838, Ringwood, Melbourne)
www.prixhistoric.com.au Mick Trewin, Phillip Island

paint codes for Italian bikes http://www.lechler.it/lechler_italia...echlerasi.html then click on "Schede di Ciclo e Gamme colore moto". Of course, finding Lechler colours outside of italy might be impossible, or maybe not.

textured black finish on the instrument pods and tank knee pads - try VHT wrinkle black exhuast paint and bake in oven wrinkle finish from Eastwood
http://eastwood.resultspage.com/sear...ng&isort=score


alloy tanks:
Bernie Willet (Research, Melbourne) 03 9437 0232
McCully Engineering, Thomastown (Melbourne, Vic, Australia) 03 9462 1665, sales@mccullyengineering.com
www.mts.net/~sbarham based in California, USA
www.thetankshop.com USA
www.wilcoxmetal.com/index.htm beautiful but expensive
www.tabaker.co.uk
www.wbo-racing.de German panel beater (MV & Ducati)
http://www.ducati-kaemna.de/cms_en/k...seite&seite=66 WBO tanks sold by Ducati Kaemma
http://www.ducati-development-dortmu...cati/koewe.htm
caferacingparts.com
www.moto-works.jp classic & modern Ducati, modern MV Japan


gasket kits www.motomorini.co.uk/gasketsweb/M.htm for classic MVs
www.motomorini.co.uk/gasketsweb/D.htm for classic Ducatis

for MV tanks try:
Carrozzeria LIBANORE R. Italy
Chiodion s.r.l Italy
www.wbo-racing.de Magni style alloy tanks

scarab brakes
Jörg Bohnenstiel (bomoto@t-online.de) is a, if not the only, specialist for servicing Scarab, Grimeca, Lookheed & Brembo brake systems.

brakes
www.vintagebrake.com disc and drum brake parts and helpful tips
useful Brembo site www.tawvehicle.com/brembo_tech_info.htm – note the reference to Brembo using natural rubber seals and their incompatibility with DOT5 fluid.
There are also some good pages on finding the right seal kits here www.tawvehicle.com/brembo_cylinders.htm
and technical stuff here www.tawvehicle.com/brembo_tech_info.htm

modern replacement rotors for pantahs & bevels
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Ducati-TT2


air pumps
Try emailing this guy. Trioschi Eermes trioschigomma@alice.it A group of us found his stand at Imola Monstra Scambio this past fall. He had all kinds of very nice replica air pumps for Italian bikes. One knowledgeable MV & Ducati singles individual bought 8--10 pumps for around 60 euro each for people back in the states, so I can only assume they were right.



pistons
www.thekingofpiston.com they sell pistons for many italian bikes
www.deves.com/ they also have some general tips worth reading


rubber bits for old bikes:
www.bevelrubber.com.au (Ferntree Gully, Melbourne) absolutely best available for old Ducatis 03 9758 0476
Ariete (owned by Mentasti so the names are interchangeable in Italy) www.oldmodels.it/indexl.html
www.nonsolomotoguzzi.com googletranslate to get an English version. rubber bits for various marques

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part 2



shock absorbers:
Konis are now manufactured in Australia, they're named Ikon www.proven.com.au/ikon.shtml or www.ikonsuspension.com
the marz shock rebuild manual at ducatimeccannica.com is quite complete and offers step-by-step instructions.


wheel lacing:
Lightfoot Engineering, Lightfoot St, Surrey Hills (Melb). Can also make rims to suit
aluminium rims www.italcerchi.com:80/home.htm
Borrani rims http://www.motocicliveloci.it/ingles...borrani_uk.htm
www.borrani.eu/classic_wheels_uk.aspx

clip-ons
www.woodcraft-cfm.com to suit various diameter forks


detailing:
www.machinerycleanery.com brilliant detailing brushes in nylon & ss (Richmond, Melb)



engine and exhaust coatings:
www.hpcoatings.com.au/pages/index.htm Australia
www.hpcoatings.com/ USA


repoduction exhaust:
www.motostoricheitaliane.com/Eng_Mv.html
www.italianvintagemotorcycles.com/ Silentium pipes
www.italiansbikes.com/index.htm
www.brezzirandellini.com/index_eng.php


screens:
www.bikescreens.com supposedly an excellent product and price from New Zealand.
Gustafsson plastics www.bikescreen.com can make the windscreen in any height, shape, color you want. Leif can use an old broken one, photo or drawing. He's good. http://www.bikescreen.com/prodimages...%20G-FORCE.jpg
www.eaglescreens.com.au/


carburettas:
www.dellorto.it
www.dellorto.co.uk
www.motorcyclecarbs.com info on float height
www.motocicliveloci.it
http://www.mypage.tsn.cc/rdd/TT/cont...oSS/index.html SS series carbies and setting them up
Dell'orto manual! http://www.thisoldtractor.com/gtbend...rto_manual.pdf
http://www.mvschumacher.de/cms/index...=119,0,0,1,0,0 has dell'ort manuals for downloading


cables
www.flanderscables.com
www.vehicle-wiring-products.eu (http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.e...ntrolcable.php)
(try http://tinyurl.com/ctn82e if the above doesn't work)
www.jtr.com.au/venhill/index.htm Australia
www.motionpro.com


wiring diagrams for some classic MVs
www.mvschumacher.de/cms/index.php?schaltplaene


lights/switches (all sorts of stuff for classics)
http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.e...ntrolcable.php
(try http://tinyurl.com/ctn82e if the above doesn't work)


electronic ignition for classic bikes
http://www.powerdynamo.biz/eng/syste...s/overview.php
www.motocicliveloci.it
www.eurospares.com/elec.htm info on Lucas Rita sytems
www.microclassicignitions.com

coils, stators etc
www.electrexworld.co.uk


lots of lubricants for engines
www.kanolabs.com/ penetrating oils for stuck parts/ rust removal and other such things. Kroil is supposed to be good for stuck engines


sugar cube petcocks:
www.thekingofpiston.com/sito/sito/rubinetti.htm Italy


Halogen bulbs and other light related bits:
to suit old style fittings including 6v. they seem brighter than standard bulbs
www.norbsa02.freeuk.com/
www.classicandvintagebulbs.com/ (Australia)
www.hella.co.nz
www.taillightking.com/light_bulbs.htm
www.scooterworks.com. They're a vintage Vespa place in Chicago
http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.e...ting/bulbs.php in UK.


fibreglass:
www.classic-motorcycle-fiberglass.com Tumbi Umbi, NSW. has a huge range of fairings, tanks, sidecovers,seats etc.
www.motorcyclebodywork.com/index.html scaled down SS fairings for singles amongst other things
www.motobody.com. Airtech who havescaled down singles fairings (east coast usa)
www.tga.co.uk/catalog/index.php
www.oldracingspareparts.com/single.htm



sealing fibreglass and steel tanks
try Red-Kote in steel tanks.
On fiberglass tanks try Caswells Epoxy fuel tank sealer. www.caswellplating.com/aids/epoxygas.htm
EuroBrit also have a sealer made in Tasmania suitable for steel and glass tanks

key blanks:
http://guzzino.com/itac.html
www.keys4classics.com/html/Ducati_80s.html

decals:
Dan Murdoch of Motographix 02 9748 3164 decals@motographix.com.au www.decals4motorcycles.com.au
www.vintagetransfers.it
www.classictransfers.co.uk seem good quality


forks:
www.frankmain.qpg.com
U.S. supplier for Tarozzi parts/odds'n'sods. Also includes some classic Italians
http://www.fastfromthepast.com/servl...tubespage/Page
www.guzzino.com/


dye penatrant
a spray kit for checking microscopic cracks in metals (pistons, connecting rods, cylinde heads etc)
http://www.chiefaircraft.com/airsec/...Magnaflux.html


MV Agusta parts:
MV Agusta owners club of Great Britian. Bought all the spare parts when MV shut shop but must be a member to access the parts www..manxman.co.im/mvagusta


photos:
www.philaphoto.com Philip Aynsley has a great selection of Ducati and other bike photos and also offers a 'photo reference service' to assist with restorations. worth a look just for the pics of rare Italian bikes


manuals:
www.aave.it
www.motomanuali.com also has brochures and other stuff
http://www.mv-agusta-club-schweiz.ch...ndbuecher.html
the marzochi shock rebuild manual at ducatimeccannica.com is quite complete and offers step-by-step instructions.
Dell'orto manual http://www.thisoldtractor.com/gtbend...rto_manual.pdf
www.mvschumacher.de some classic MV manuals


bits and pieces
www.vanem.com.au/index.htm

yet to sort through this lot( some are already in the list)



http://www.oldracingspareparts.com/
http://www.desmo-ducati.de/
http://guzzino.com/ducati.html
http://www.imteq.com/giovanni/E_fram...m/giovanni/E_h
ome.html
http://www.ducati-development-dortmund.de/
http://www.italomotos.de/shop/
http://www.ducati-kaemna.de/
http://www.ducati-msimoto.com/imoto.html click on the links and watch the
pictures and bikes for sale...
http://www.motocicliveloci.it/
http://home.planet.nl/~motors-20th-century/motors.html Pics of bikes in
original config. The M3 1971 is NOT that...
http://www.silent-hektik.com/Duc_900SS.htm
http://www.tl-veteran.com/ The guy who bought my 1976 860 GTS in boxes...
http://www.wbo-racing.de/index.php?a...=1&option=com_
virtuemart&Itemid=47
http://vintagebrake.com/
http://www.classic-motorrad.de/ Check Galerie for lots and lots of wonderful
old bikes...
http://www.vintagebike.co.uk/BikesforsaleAtoH.htm If you want to buy a 1972
750 GT or a 350 Street Scrambler or...
http://www.vintagebike.co.uk/Bike%20.../Ducati%20Inde
x.htm If you want to look at old Ducs...

http://www.motocicliveloci.it/
http://www.discovolantemoto.co.uk/sh...?page=Bodywork

http://www.airtech-streamlining.com/...iringsfull.htm
caferacingparts.com
http://www.motosolvang.com/bike_page...erhead_125.htm