yeah-- but it performs way better than stock anyday!

heh, maybe i can sell it to you and then buy it back later! well, the price is really just to weed out the serious bottom feeders on craigslist. - ive found if you price it at what you want, or expect, you get tons of people offering you like $500 bucks - and no one serious. lets see how the week en...

sorry, i threw away the destroyed parts and gave away the decent stuff a while ago (in reference to the body work)

yeah - i suck. ;p) sorta looking to buy a house and i have like 5 motorcycles in various states that i could sell to help- the 750 is one of the good ones but its just not the best commuter in the fleet - which is what i primarily need a bike for. so its concentrate on 1 bike and use the extra money...

Well-- recently ive been looking at my array of various motorcycles and thinking about selling a couple so I could get a newer- nicer ride for touring and commuting. the 750 sport may be on the block - but wanted to ask on the forum first to see if anyone here might be interested - or if you knew an...

a lot of the neo-retro ducati/guzzi/triumphs have that style exhaust: did you try staintune? http://www.staintune.com.au/exhausts/ducati/images/Ducati_GT1000_DU_MS_GT.jpg not as cool as the real thing maybe-- :) but they might have something or you can go real cheap at oldbikebarn.com - they have un...

keep us posted on how the 1:1 works out. I tried a 1:1 on my stock sport- and it was way off. recently i have been using a 2:1 - and it is much closer-- but probably about 10% pessimistic.

throw a bit of water on it, if it turns orange in about 10 minutes - its cast iron.

if it really bothers you - you can get an aftermarket inline adjuster - they are about 60 bucks. my speedo is terrible - it says im doing 80 when im doing about 65.

its nearly not worth having. if i find a cheap adjuster im gonna get it.

it does not take much to foul the plugs when messing around with fuel and air mixture. pull them and see if they are clean. - sometimes its worth just putting in new ones since its only gonnabe like 5 dollars and then you know they are good. also im not sure about the weber, but perhaps you need to ...

a 600ss race bike? I had heard that they really did not deliver on the HP ~ what have you done to it?

its a cool looking bike though. id be interested in getting one just for the novelty, im not sure - did they ever even import them to the US? ive never seen one in person.

i checked at the local ducati place and they measured a showa ss shock for me and got the same result - 1cm shorter than what i had. BUT i rode it today and its WAY better even if its a bit shorter. i think if i go to the 17" wheel in the back it will even itself back out.

yup. im going to try this one and see how it goes. its an ebay item so its possible it was not from a 900ss? it fits fine and clearance seems alright. i havn't road tested it yet - just went around the block a few times and i really could not tell the difference.

stock marzoochi one is 34.5cm!

its actually longer than the 900ss showa by 1cm. but its a good thing i swapped, the bushing at the base of the spring was cracked and broken -

i cant really feel a difference in height -

they had the same problem i did with the overly protruding instrument cluster - just does not work without the fairing. my solution was to remove the cluster and bolt instruments to the tree-- i agree with tamburinifan - tear that assy off and put a regular headlight and smaller panel (maybe from a ...