Not at all available from Ducati. I went to order some last week and they are NLA.

I'll try riding with and without. The upright position is fine and comfortable, and I do have the 748 for more aggressive riding and track days. My big problem was the shifter position and I have adjusted it to better suit me. The last 907 I rode had a GP shift on it and I really liked it. I am cont...

I did not know that there were bar risers than can be removed. I may try that. The bigger problem is the position of my left foot compared to the shifter. I am going to have to adjust that one. I have to ride the 907 in the country a bit and ride them back to back to give them a fair comparison. I'v...

Really really nice looking!!

I picked up Bob Rotondo's 907ie which has the BCM 944 motor/ chip and Ferraci pipes. It had a big seat tear in it, so a couple of evenings, some leather, and a sewing machine took care of that. It had a Corbin vinyl seat in it so I disassembled it and used that for the pattern. :thumbup: I've change...

I have always used a magnetic tank bag, even for overnights.

That is great! Congratulations!

Yeah, can't find any like it at all for sale so it must be rare, worth 3-4 times what he's asking

Very definitely a sport. The tank is unmistakable. Can't say I think much of the paint....

Higgy,
Jeez, how could anyone pass up a mint rare factory tricolor....oh wait, there were none. I saw that ad and thought scam. I also saw your exchange with the illiterate owner - super entertaining

Tondonic,

Ok, I'm interested if you are

I'm looking for a clean running undamaged 907ie in New England. I am located in Central Maine ( just missed one here which went to the Hess engineer in the USVI).

Thanks,
Charley
1990 750 Sport ( in boxes)
1999 748 mono