Hi Jed.

You will need to contact Rudy direct. His contact is: Please send reply to info@duc-only.nl and not to the forum.

Cheers.

Nick.

Hi Stiv. I little while back I purchased Lane's 906. It's not pretty, but it is complete. It sits in a shed along with a P750 that I purchased around the same time. They both get a run every 6 months by me, and a run about every 3 by someone else. As to bleeding dollar coins (English pounds?) in to ...

Hi Arch. It's been a little while, so the memory is a little rusty, but if it is the same as the 907 you won't need to drain the oil. The only oil that I found behind the alternator cover was forced in by the oil pump when the motor was turned over by hand. The frame rail should should also just unb...

There are two plugs on its inner side that sit in rubber grommets on the bottom side of the tank which is why it's still holding when the two bolts are removed. Anyone got any spare of these grommets? My bike lost them before getting to me and i have a work around in place. if i had a proper one i ...

907time wrote: Just need to choose the right moment to break it to the wife now, any ideas?

It's only the depth that varies!

Welcome to the wonders of Paso/907 ownership. Fun, games and hilarity will follow.

Cheers.

Nick.

Is that a stubbie of Coopers I see giving you a hand?

Cheers.

Nick.

Hi Arch. Long time no hear! The $90 question is the relay that powers the fuel pump energising? If it is not energising (you should be able to hear it click), then that will point to everybody's favourite switch, the Off/Run/Off switch, or at least the power that comes from it. From my ever depletin...

Hi.

Found this on Oz eBay.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Ducati-750-p ... SwQG5Zwdry

Its had a hard life.

Cheers.

Nick.

Hi Derek. I'm not sure if I had a win with brakes, as the 907 is how parked up for a bit. In the process of readying the bike for its sleep, I left it out in the sun after washing it. The front brake lever travel is now minimal. Draw on the lever as much as you like it doesn't get anywhere near the ...

Hi Hamish.

I found a set of M/C's off a 996. Worth a few Bob, but you get that. After 12 months in storage, they are going back in again for another 3, so all the good ideas will have to wait again.

Cheers.
Nick.

On mine, I had a couple of scares i.e. lever touching the handlebar trying to stop at a traffic light; at the time I though the issue was with the fluid so I replaced it and after bleeding it several times I decided the MCs where crap and replaced them with the Serie Oro from a 916. Some purists wi...

Hi Hamish. It seemed a bit odd the fluid ran through. I did look at a few master cylinders on eBay. The you beaut, straight from China are beer money, but quality could be an issue? I have a British Princess sitting next to the 907 and it has a radial brake master (hence the second question). I thou...

Hi everyone. I have just replaced the old rubber brake lines with HEL stainless lines, and found a little problem in the process. Without the lines connected to the calipers, brake fluid runs out constantly without the brake lever pulled in. Makes it easy to bleed the air out, but doesn't seem right...

Initial indications were that these items had " @uck all to do with fencing and everything to do with some fetish for acquiring toys " I dunno, you put all that effort into buying these things to assist in repairing all the broken down old things around the place, and all that effort is c...

Have a look at the topic http://forums.ducatipaso.org/viewtopic.php?t=6277

It will save you a little bit of time!

And welcome to the site of knowledge!

Does the modification of the Carby include a fuel pump?

Cheers.

Nick.