Hi All, Last week I bought a set of wheels on Ebay to convert the bike to 17" rims when the current set of tyres wears out. The wheels allow to keep the standard forks and swingarm and come complete with a set of bushes, carriers for the discs and a speedo drive. A guy in the Netherlands fabric...

Thank you all for the advice! It has certainly put my mind at rest on a few things. I am planning to take the fairings off the bike and have a bit of a closer look. At that stage I should be able to tell which type of Dell'Ortos the bike has, increase the idling revs and check the cables. I would li...

Gerhard,

You were spot on again! Bought a disc lock for a scooter today (actually, I bought two) which fits perfectly through the drilled holes in the discs.

Thanks,

Mike

Hi All, After another week of waiting I finally picked up the Paso on Saturday! Rode it home from Sydney (about 280 km of mostly freeway) without any dramas. As most of you already told me, it is a big difference with the Suzuki (thanks to McTool for warning me about the noise, I would have worried ...

You can count me in for a set (front and rear)

Mike

Aw Come on Mike bite me , you under arm bowler you, :lol: :P Ah..., this must be the bit where I get to refer to sheep... :D As far as the Japanese reliabilty is concerned (or the Italian temperament), that's why the GSX will still be the daily ride. Last weekend my ride to Sydney fell through, so ...

Hi & welcome. Before considering any modification be sure that all regular maintainance is done (or was done not long ago). Starting from belts, valve clearance, fork oil etc. You may also check the whole electrics and clean all contacts, specially the ground contacts. G. The belts have been ch...

Hi All, My name is Mike and I live in Canberra, Australia. After riding Japanese bikes for years, I have finally succumbed to a red Paso 750 as my first Italian. Picking up the bike in Sydney on Saturday and I can hardly wait! Haven't given up on the products from the Far East though, the daily ride...