Hoi,
About 25 years ago in the mid '80's my brother Ted used to race a Pantah engined bike in the BOTT class in the Netherlands and i always followed his progress as a little boy. First he used the standard framed bike, but soon he discovered that the frame and gearbox where not build for the task of racing. He modified the standard frame, but wasn't happy about it's performance. In the second year he built a frame in the workshop of Ed Pols owner of the Guzzi Dealer Motortoer. This bike was very low and was modified a lot. The next winter we were building a second frame. This bike had an highly tuned 600cc engine and was used in the F2 and F1 classes. The most important memory i have about this bike is that it was raced at the streetcircuit Hengelo in the F1 class and could stay with some of the 4-cilinder bikes on the fast bits
But it also used to breakdown a lot. 
Now after about 20 years of racing a KTM engined Supermono myself, i'm looking for a new challenge. So we put our heads together and had a good look at classic bike racing. and came up with this:
We are starting to build a replica pantah racebike.
It will be based on the factory pantah's
Copyright by Rudolf Wasner
and Tony Rutters TT pantah from 1981.
Copyright by Magazine PS
The frame will be based up on the NCR pantah frame, for sale in the mid 1980's.
It will be build on a frame jig with the experience from previous bike's into it's dimensions.
We have fixed the headstock on a stick and attached it to a stealbeam, put a cracked crankcase from Ted's good old days that was still laying around in my mother's Garage into the right spot and the building has started. We are Feiko, Ted and Remco.
Copyright by Magazine PS/Slinn
With this bike we would like to take part in classic endurance events such as:
- 4,5H Classic Team Endurance at Oscherleben
- Deccla 6H Classics Endurance Race at Cartagena
- 4H of Spa Classics at Spa Francorchamps
- 3H classic Endurance at Speedweek Oschersleben
Oh and for anyone how is wondering why the name coincidence, that's what my brother used to call his bikes in the urly 80's if i remember correctly
More progress will follow as soon as i have found out how to get my pictures resized, online somewhere and then up here
Groet remco