JoKing wrote:From today:

These look incredibly good.

They look great!

Did you do them or send them out? I've been curious about touch up and such on these wheels.

duc907 wrote:The original forks from my 907 have the knurling on them. It's also a black bike.

Hmm...black bike thing?

That would make sense. I want to know why this one of the three 907's I have owned is the only one with this. Does anybody else have it?

Oh no! I hope you both heal quickly!

I've started the work to get my black 907 back on the road and I have noticed an oddity. This is what the top of the fork tube looks like on my remaining red bike: http://ducwad.smugmug.com/Motorcycles/Ducati/1992-Ducati-907ie-Nero/i-tP7WHjv/0/S/1051109-S.jpg and this is what the black bike has: htt...

All 3 are 1992 -

1373 & 1526 - Red

1462 - Black

1526 currently has one jug removed (compression leak) and 1373 will be for sale soon.

higgy wrote:Hahahahah
Some fool paid 835.00 for this pair.just goes to show there is an ass for every chair

ca-cycleworks wants > $900 for the kit. Why do you think this guys paid too much?

No reply to PM.

I have no experience with these. I've just been keeping the link around. It seems to me, though, that this might help you as they have a P7/P8 product.

MyECU

I purchased a couple of these kits from this vendor earlier this year. If there are any questions about the individual pieces I can break one out and look at it for you.

The transaction was flawless. I would buy from them again.

- mark

Ducman wrote:great I take it you have a 907 also. Me, well I'm from just outside Victoria, on Vancouver Island, the bike is an import prob from your hometown...

Yep, One black, one red.

Guilty. I'm in the Seattle/Bellevue, WA area.