New one on me, last few pics.

[Beucars]

This is the only Segoni monocoque alu frame built and raced by Brettoni (1972 Imola 200?)

Would it be strange to think that Kreidler, Jamathi, Krauser and other small capacity racers copied this frame design the following years?

Personally, I like it a lot
Jeroen

 

[sfc28]

seen in Montlery a few years ago.

 

[Paul Marx]

seen in Montlery a few years ago.

It's German owner was selling it quite a few years back.
Vaguely considered it at the time but didn't go for it.

Paul

 

[Paul Marx]

Another rare one.
One of the 3 Geminiani framed TT2s prepared by Toni Cavazzin.
Phil Todd who sold it to me thought that it might be a Segoni.
The recently departed Gianni Sperotto put us right.

Paul

 

[Vince]

Is that Segoni monocoque similar to the one Peter Williams built with a Norton twin engine? I think the Norton one was built with an alloy honeycomb sheet material. The sheet had a thin surface with Octangal honeycomb between. Frame, fuel tank and seat combined F1 tub style. These bikes were not around for long but were very interesting change from the usual

 

[Andy J]

I don?t know the answer, but I know a man who will. I will ask.

 

[Beucars]

 

[lavgert]

... I'll dig out an article about Segoni tomorrow - here are some pix of the "Monosocca 750" frame work.
Ciao, Gert

 

[3CBRG]

Interesting. Still in process then?