If this one were offered at $1000, I might have taken a look. This seller says he bought it 10+years ago. But asking $2400, with "new" Michelins that are 10 years old, ... so, full service, belts, tires, and who knows what else? Pass.

I took a pass on this Paso. Turns out that it has been mostly sitting the past 10 years, which might be OK, but ... .

hey thanks norman, the bitsa's utter naked simplicity is an antidote to the 907 i traded away for the guzzi last year!

now running ngk iridium plugs

higgy wrote:No fear that parts will start falling off? Brave soul

Higgy, I'm happy to report that no bits have fallen off my Bitsa in the 1000 miles put on since April.



It must be the Rizoma bars and Carello headlamp!

I don't know why I look at Craig's List, there's no room in the garage for any more bikes, but maybe someone else wants/needs one? Here's a 1988 Paso 750 for sale north of Boston, listed on December 12. I always like seeing "OBO" along with the listed price. "1988 Ducati 750 Paso-coll...

you can just go to ebay.com and SEARCH on the item number -- it's E-Z as pie!

anyway, it looked like it could be a good deal for the serious 907 collector.

See eBay Item number: 270404854272

See eBay Item number: 270404817485 taillight assembly. FYI

He says he's parting out a 907

SOLD! For sale, a new, in-the-box Euro tail light lens (red center, amber ends), genuine Ducati part number 037032380. I had Seacoast Sportcycle in Derry NH order this for me in January, and I paid $71.78 USD for it. Never mounted or used. I took it out of the box to inspect it for shipping damage o...

duc907 wrote:How much was the euro tail light from the dealer?

$71.78 USD

Posted for sale here http://forums.ducatipaso.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=3374

That's what I found, the dealer had, or could get almost everything.

For example, I ordered and received an "unobtainable" Euro taillight lens earlier this year.

Do you need an all-red (USA) lens, or red center with amber ends (Euro)?

For certain, use a socket, make sure all is quite clean and that the wrench seats firmly by tapping it in place with a plastic mallet. The manual shows a torque spec of around 40 Nm for the drain plug, so that I think would be hard to break loose with a normal allen wrench. Also, the hole may be wor...

Uh ... Miles ... this is the paso forum, not ebay -- check your URL bar ;) Sure, all business transactions have costs, but it seems like an on-line transaction just might cost less than an in-person transaction, so why add $5? You already have retail mark-up over dealer cost. And why use ebay's ship...

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