original post here : http://forums.ducatipaso.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2675 after my last posts, i'd fiddled around for a bit, then unfortunately my father passed away, and i lost all interest in all my bikes and other stuff for a while, so everything got boxed up. covered up and stored in the g...

Evening all :) Been away for quite a while unfortunately, but will be back with updates to my ducati project very shortly while some new pics are uploading :) Have a problem with leaky fork seals after rebuild - fitted exactly what was on the bike 40/52/10 (the old ones were leaking too :banghead: )...

Just some details and pics of progress. Progress has been so sloooooooow, but there is progress :choo: Mostly been doing paintwork - tank is finished, rear seat unit just possibly adding some stickers, then clearcoat and then seat pads to finish. Just finished assembling the unit to hold the project...

Hi Ant i'm right in the middle of doing the same thing. What inlet manifolds (gold) are those? If they are off a monster or something, I might have to make up a pair - is it possible to tell me the length? Have you run the engine yet? Main jet size? Cheers Clive Hi Clive, Inlet manifiolds are from ...

Hi chaps - any of you guys know anywhere that might have the brembo rubber boot that fits onto the clutch lever ???????????? Ive tried Baines Racing here in uk, but they cant get one (they even tried Italy for me as ive got some other bits coming in from there). Tried ebay but no joy. Might try some...

2 pics with just the mikuni carbs in place = LOADS of space : http://i519.photobucket.com/albums/u351/anton1988_2008/DSCF2429.jpg http://i519.photobucket.com/albums/u351/anton1988_2008/DSCF2430.jpg with 1 filter unit installed: http://i519.photobucket.com/albums/u351/anton1988_2008/DSCF2431.jpg Side...

Hi, im just in the process of doing a mikuni swap (from original webber). Bought the largest cone air filters i thought would fit, + rubber elbows + aluminium link tubes - it was a frikkin nightmare to get them to fit, but ive done it ! Biggest issue was making everything fit so i could get the tank...

Anton, don`t forget that rear axle of Paso and Sport are different diameter. Check :thumbup: - think ive got that part sorted thanks - biggest problem is rear wheel - the brake disc is too far in, the sprocket side is too far out and the cbr chain size is too big (sprocket is thicker than the sport...

Hi Anton you are doing almost exactly what I intend to do with my sport. I've never really liked the standard fairing and seat look. I've always been worried that the tank would look dated with a "newer" style fairing but from your pics actually looks ok. I must say though that i preferre...

Lovely jubbly !

They deffo look like CBR 600 wheels to me - ive got a pair in my shed waiting to go on my 750 sport

Please tell what changes you had to make to fit the wheels

since we are showing mods: here is my quick and dirty oil cooler move: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2422/3601361217_9882033e62.jpg?v=0 ducati twin valve covers seem to be interchangable. the only difference between ss and sport seems to be that the ss (and monster) are a bit flatter - have less c...

While its your bike, and you will do as you see fit, you also posted pictures, so are now entitled our opinions, which are sometimes compared to smelly body parts and every one has one. But, since you asked: - I really like the Suzuki fairing on it. I never did like the lower section of the Sport f...

had another quick play tonight after a beer a bit more green and white, and black frame, forks swingarm (bt no wheels yet) my favourite one so far:

i took another look at your bike-- sort of blurred my eyes to imagine it in matching colors-- and yeah, im into it, thats going to be a great looking ride. The cut of the suzuki fairing actually fits it well@!! I like how it cuts back on itself to show the dry clutch, like it knew it was there. :th...

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