I stopped questioning price politics a long time ago. The fuel pump is probably more expensive if you'd order one from Ducati .;) It seems to me that in the past years more and more 907IE parts are becoming hard to find. Numerous are sold out. Then you can only check if it was used on another bike o...

try: https://www.bursievolution.com/en/catal ... =82910112A

A stuck clutch piston and the throttle cable issues could mean the bike was parked for a longer period of time. I had a couple of P750 and 906 clutch covers in the past with a seized piston. If the clutch remains unused for a long time and also the brake fluid isn't changed every couple of years the...

These may fit: https://www.enduroklassiker.at/de/gabel ... kappe.html but shipping costs are silly. Maybe worthwhile trying to ask if they would ship registered mail. Maybe that is cheaper.

Ok, so you actually uploaded, modified, and then reposted my pics when you turned them around? Apparently my default photo viewer doesn't save the image in its new position once rotated, because that's exactly what I tried and it didn't work. The odd point is, the images always display right-side u...

:) Hi, it'll depend on the program you use. You can rotate pictures with most programs but some don't save the change if you close them. "Microsoft Photos" will save pictures in the position you changed them to. No need to do anything else. If you use Adobe Photoshop you need to click on &...

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I turned it around

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if messages are in the out box it means they were sent but not read yet

... and the tank still fits with those high filters?

If the pivot point of the accelerator pump arm is in a different position there might be other differences. Did you compare all the jets? 110 is the number of both the US and California version Weber. However the jetting is not the same and the Cali version has a 36mm choke venturi while it's a 34 i...

The gasket is positioned between the Weber and airbox as can be seen in the parts catalog. The screws of the throttle plates are normally peened so they won't come loose. I'm guessing that this was done w/o placing something underneath as a support. Hence the bent throttle shaft. Do both Webers have...

quite nice