Maserati bicycles?
12-10-08, 11:21 PM
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Pics of the different models at:
https://bulgier.net/pics/bike/Catalogs/maserati/
The MT-2 was the only bike to be reviewed on the cover of Road and Track, 1974.
The MT-2 was respectable with Columbus butted tubing, Campy dropouts, Campy Record changers, Ofmega Headset and five speed Regina Oro.
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https://bulgier.net/pics/bike/Catalogs/maserati/
The MT-2 was the only bike to be reviewed on the cover of Road and Track, 1974.
The MT-2 was respectable with Columbus butted tubing, Campy dropouts, Campy Record changers, Ofmega Headset and five speed Regina Oro.
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12-11-08, 02:15 AM
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Pics of the different models at:
https://bulgier.net/pics/bike/Catalogs/maserati/
The MT-2 was the only bike to be reviewed on the cover of Road and Track, 1974.
steve
https://bulgier.net/pics/bike/Catalogs/maserati/
The MT-2 was the only bike to be reviewed on the cover of Road and Track, 1974.
steve
They weren't sure? Didn't they write it down somewhere?
On another note, I knew a guy whose Italian grandfather had a small bike building business back in the old country. When my friend was younger, Gramps asked for all his measurements, then sent a custom Italian racing bike to him in Canada. It was logoed 'Ferrari', grandfather's name.
He thought it was 'cool' to have a Ferrari bike.
But was a non-rider.
Mama mia.
12-12-08, 02:15 AM
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Strange as is may seem, it was a completely different person.
12-12-08, 05:22 PM
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As I understand it, Ferrari is not an unusual name in Italy. Of course, the majority of them are overshadowed by the relative success of Enzo...
01-06-10, 11:09 PM
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Hi there.
If any one is still intersted or knows anything about Maserati Bicycles.
Please respond.
I found a Mid 70's Maserati single speed "52-17 gear ratio" Bicycle.
I love this bike to bits, but I can't seem to find any info on it.
Does any one have any knowledge on this subject?
Cheers,
T.
If any one is still intersted or knows anything about Maserati Bicycles.
Please respond.
I found a Mid 70's Maserati single speed "52-17 gear ratio" Bicycle.
I love this bike to bits, but I can't seem to find any info on it.
Does any one have any knowledge on this subject?
Cheers,
T.
01-08-10, 01:19 PM
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Can't give you any details but I have a customer that renovates old Racing and Vintage sports cars of note. Last time I was there he had a true Racing E-Type stripped down and a couple of Austin Healeys just about finished. That was besides the racing Aston Martins and a couple of Ferrari's. In his office he has a Manx Norton Racing motorbike and a couple of Racing bicycles. One of which is a Maserati. Dates from the late 60's and do not get excited. The bike looks immacualte and looks the part for a 60's bike. But it is not made by Maserati. The batch this one came from was made by Chas Roberts- A well known custom builder in the UK.
Edit-- the MT-8 as posted by Panthers007 looks right on colour and decals to the one I saw but it was only sigle speed.
Edit-- the MT-8 as posted by Panthers007 looks right on colour and decals to the one I saw but it was only sigle speed.
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01-09-10, 10:02 AM
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01-11-10, 08:22 AM
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The Maserati to look for is the MT-2, top of the line bike. Very nice looking too. Here is a pic and specs.
04-08-13, 04:55 PM
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Gary...I have a Maserati bicycle...I bought it in the early 1970's in Ocean City, Maryland, USA. I don't know anything about the history of the bike. I had ridden it alot during my youth and really loved the perfomance of it. It is in pretty much origional condition except that the Simplex (rear) derailleur failed and was replaced at a shop with an inferior unit. I am currently searching for an origional Simplex replacement (on ebay) because I really liked the way it worked. I have never seen or heard of any other Maserati bicycles since then. Bill
04-08-13, 06:04 PM
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The person you quoted hasn't logged into the system since August of '05.
You'll likely get some feedback if you started a thread in this forum- https://www.bikeforums.net/forumdispl...-and-Inquiries. Be sure to include pictures to speed up the process.
You'll likely get some feedback if you started a thread in this forum- https://www.bikeforums.net/forumdispl...-and-Inquiries. Be sure to include pictures to speed up the process.
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[Since the thread has already been resurrected...and the person to whom I'm replying is still alive...marginally 
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That is true- I had a relative whose maiden name was Ferrari.
......]That is true- I had a relative whose maiden name was Ferrari.
04-09-13, 08:26 PM
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A thread from 2001. Far out! BF is a time machine!
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