Well I tried to remove the wire from the starter and it was rusted on and it would only spin. So it looks like I will be replacing the complete starter now Hey now - Don't spaz out - ok ok - so puns aren't what I am good at. But starters I am. What just happened to your starter is to be expected AN...

Apparently being dropped on your head has ramifications . . As in this gentleman's obvious lapse of judgment who just found the "Key for the Ducati Monster [he] traded for a Honda Magna" and now wants to give it to the new owner of his Monster . . . only on craigslist :shock: http://sfbay....

Dude Dude Dude Last time I saw some photos of your living room . . . There wasn't :smoke: Don't worry about the drinking as that is not the problem :fart: :beer: :drunk: No worries No worries I think you did yourself damn good even if I can't help but point out the obvious Italian design influence :...

I just learned an new word today. Pillion A British English term for a secondary passenger What we call "Riding bitch" in America http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pillion http://image.spreadshirt.net/image-server/image/composition/16362169/view/1/producttypecolor/1/type/png/width/280/height/28...

Get anywhere on the Kawi? BLLAARRGGGG!! :banghead: Can't seem to get my heart into it . . . could be that I've already got an Italian girl . . . http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5188/5677151824_743bd2582d_z.jpg Any thoughts on this other post of mine: http://forums.ducatipaso.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&am...

O.K. POR it is. Is 1 pint sufficient? Here is a link to POR's fuel systems products: http://www.por15.com/Fuel-System-Restoration/products/12/ As you can see there are many choices but I am swinging towards the simplest one http://www.por15.com/US-STANDARD-TANK-SEALER/productinfo/TSG/ in combination...

pasoist wrote:the front wheel met with the fairing

Yup - I had that problem when I went to a 130/70/16 - I broke a piece off the bottom of one of my lower fairings. Since then, no problems.

COOL - thxs!

It really nice out here on the west coast today . . .


Yes . . . that is an outhouse



Time for an afternoon ride . . . CYA

higgy wrote:Does it run with the cap open?

Now thats thinking outside the box . . . BRB

Nope

Hmm . . . well I believe if you are missing the spacer and/or washer then the front discs and pads should be rubbing due to wheel play i.e. side to side movement of the wheel on the axle. Center stand the bike and get the front wheel off the ground and give it a spin. Any sloppiness should give rise...

Well after looking closer I'm not sure. It could be that the spacer is flanged, but I think its actually a washer. Does yours have the spacer and/or washer as in the above picture? Is there side to side movement of the wheel? Is the wheel closer to one of the fork tube rather than the other? It's to...

Here is a photo of my right front fork tube, spacer and wheel.
Possibly this will help?

If you feel that the clutch isn't engaging or dis-engaging correctly or consistently I suggest that you start with bleeding the fluid clutch system - in it's entirety . . . You will find a wealth of information and experiences involved with the Paso's "bleeding clutches" right here - dig i...

Question: Am I missing an upper rubber gasket on my fuel cap?
I seem to recall seeing something like a rubber gasket in a photo somewhere . . .
The cap doesn't seal tightly - it kinda jiggles around a bit

Brutus

Sorry I didn't get back to you . . .
I think the shipping alone counts me out - thank you though!

Ethan