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Thu Jan 31 2008
smetsjohan<at>gmail.com
linto 500
Hello there,
I'm willing to build my own Linto-aermacchi frame. Can you help me with some specifications, good pictures or even a technical drawning? It shall be rare, i know.But if you can help, thanks a lot!
Johan Smets
Antwerp, belgium


December 8, 1999
I am number 45 on a 500cc Linto at the French G.P. in 1969. This was my first G.P.  I can send you some facts about Linto motorcycles and the then young men who raced them if you like.  Let me know.  I would be pleased to help.  --  Regards.....Steve  -- sellis at loxinfo.co.th

Little-known fact: Lino Tonti designed a race bike called the "Linto" just before he was hired at Moto Guzzi. The engine in the Linto was essentially two Aermacchi top ends grafted onto a single crankcase (an approach later used by Fabio Taglioni, who grafted two Ducati top ends onto a common crankcase to create the Ducati L-twin). If it's good enough for Tonti, it's good enough for me.

Greg Field  gfield at halcyon

Note from Sheldon:  Greg has written many books on motorcycles. 


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