Thanks guys. I'll try to get a few more on here for fun.
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Hi - been awhile since I was on the board, but I still have my Paso. I've been photographing some bikes for some local builders and I use my Paso as a test subject. Enjoy... http://i1090.photobucket.com/albums/i368/rfoto10/Paso%20750/Paso%20750%20watermark-_zps6qryngcv.jpg http://i1090.photobucket.c...

Well it was a long day, but I got the Paso running Sunday. No real problems, a few leaks had to be fixed, but it fired right up. Ran it up and down the street naked a few times and all the gears are there now. I’ll button it up this week, almost just in time to put it away for the winter. Some proje...

I have to believe this has been discussed, but the Manual has a significant typo for the ring end gap for #3 (oil ring) in the US translation section. The correct gaps for a 750 Paso are: 1st – 0.0118 – 0.0196 inches 2nd - 0.0118 – 0.0196 inches 3rd - 0.00984 – 0.0196 inches The manual list the #3 o...

how did you make those photos ? It looks like a miniature model :) G. Yep - 28MM wide angle lens on an Olympus SLR. I also have a 24x24 softbox light I was using. Light and depth of field give the effect. Photography is a hobby of mine. When I get on my personal PC, I'll post some more photos. If y...

Thanks - yes it is right there in the manual. I don't know why I did not find it. What a dope. Thanks for the help.

Hi Guys, I had the cylinders off my 750 (long story about an unusual transmission problem – for another post) and I’ve got to replace the rings. The oil ring broke while going back together (#&#^@#*#(!!!!!). The new set is on the way, but I can’t find the spec for the end gap in the workshop man...

Hi Horse,
So where did you find your tire? Getting ready to do the same - replace to original sizes, for the same reasons. I'd like to ride with the right tire size for a little while, before experimenting with Avon's etc...

:) Have you tried taking the tap apart to try and see what's wrong with it? I also have a tap with a round screw knob at the bottom, and I took it apart a couple of weeks ago to clean the filter at the top end of it. It's quite easy to take apart and put back together again. +1 - I did the same, an...