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Just trying this out to see if it's possible, it would also help if you have put your location in your User Control panel to see where in the world the bike is roughly. If it works we could try it with all the other Bike dates and compile an onsite reference maybe?

Place your vote in the month numbered. ( I know there is a double up but only ten vote options are available. )

Please just post your chassis number and state if "on the road" or "dismantled". That way in the future you can update if the situation changes.

There is an example of this in the 907ie threads exactly the same.

I am looking for the month date that the bike was first put on the road/ or registered/logged to it's first owner in this year, The frame number for your bike is all you need supply and if you wish too

Only use this vote list if you bike details are relevant to this year.

forgive me if i missed something but i thought 906 's were made 89/90 , i am willing to be corrected though

According to the 906 Tech http://forums.ducatipaso.org/viewtopic.php?t=187 there were 1,152 906 Paso Motorcycles produced in 1988. when they were registered/ first put on the road would be interesting to know. there is also a link regarding 907ie production from which this post was initiated as many bikes seem to have been sitting around waiting to be finally used on the road for upto 4 years after they were produced. It may well be the same for the earlier 906 It is possible that they never got to the dealers until 89 or maybe some were registered/used on the road first in 1988. I have used this as a start year.

It is also a way to log chassis/frame numbers to see what is still out there on the road - if any?

It is a Worldwide Question and I appreciate that we in the UK "register" our bikes on the road possibly in a slightly different manner to other countries? Also we may of had our bikes a year later than the States, Asia, Australia ???? Just like our Films, Games and Gadgets

If there are none then this post will of answered the question I asked. As with anything this is a public forum for members if they wish to participate then fine, if not then fine again.

The 2 906's I have, have PD of 6\89 and 8\89 and sold in the early 90's. One is still going strong,one was doa years ago and has been a donor bike for a while.