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Dark Skinned Italian Babes

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Every winter I go through a period of lust and desire for these Italian beauties. Can't stop thinking about them. Anyone have any experience with any of this? I especially like the naked models.


Top of the list: Ducati Monster Dark; followed by MTS. Next up: Moto Guzzi Breva and Griso. But there are good low mileage Ballabio and Centauro's as well.

Stories, pictures, ride experiences? Share please.
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Here is my neighbor's Italian beauty('69 Bultaco). I have never ridden it, and he does not ride it much since he is 6'5".

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"BULTACO comes from combining the first four letters of Sr. Bultó's surname with the last three of "Paco", his nickname (BULT)+(ACO). CEMOTO is an acronym for "Compañía Española de Motores".

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Spain was once run by the Italians, and the language is almost the same.

It still is funny to see my neighbor on that bike. He makes it look like a 50cc dirt bike.

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In light of my recent exposure to the dual sport side of riding, a friend showed up to breakfast this morning on a nice Italian beauty - A Cagiva Elephant. Interesting older model with a stout frame and a Ducati motor! :smt023
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The Elefant was a pretty heavy load. If you needed an Italian GS my money would be on the Moto Guzzi Quota.

But the Cagiva Gran Canyon was a much more interesting ride!
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That Bultaco is indeed beautiful and the styling is a bit Italian. The Italians built some beautiful bikes and I particularly like the smaller capacities of the 1950"s
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