http://www.trademe.co.nz/a.aspx?id=1258097913

With this kind of problem it's always a good idea to make sure the carburetors are getting all the fuel they need at the bigger throttle openings.

Less movement up here in Paraparaumu Beach. Only a few small things displaced. But woken up in the middle of the might, suddenly feeling like one was on board a ship at sea, and then with no power for a hour - a bit scary.

Fingers crossed for our friends in central Italy

SPOTTED:

On State Highway One, just south of Otaki, North Island of New Zealand, heading north, at 2.10pm on Sunday August 21, 2016, a Red (or maybe Red and White) Paso. Looking good!

Look at this!

http://www.trademe.co.nz/a.aspx?id=1085507154

:cool: Has anyone ever tuned it right? To match the performance you can get with DelOrtos? You're probably right .. but would you also install a m796 engine, injection, wiring loom etc just because it runs better (and more hp)..? :mrgreen: :mrgreen: No, I wouldn't. But surely I'm not the only one w...

Has anyone ever tuned it right? To match the performance you can get with DelOrtos?

pasoforme wrote:Brutus,
Still has the Dcnf, and yes it has the typical slight stumble and runs crappy when hot.

Put 36mm DelOrtos on it. You'll never regret it.

On Kapiti Road, heading into Paraparam from the Paraparam Beach on Wednesday 16 March, a Red 750 Paso.

Then on Friday 18 March, probably the same bike heading north from Pukerura Bay towards Paekakariki, around 9.15 in the morning.

Lovely! Keep the rubber on the road, eh?

Good tip!


Thanks, Fraser.

Good decision, Antti.

Second and fourth places for the Panigales in a very close first Superbike race of the season at Phillip Island last weekend. Could be a very exciting season for Ducati.

Hello Antti! How are you?

Buy it!