My 907 has just gone back to it's former owner - after 12 years together - she's back on the Wirral. Brother in law now has all 3 of the family 907's - one completely roadworthy, one in a reasonable state of repair and one not so good. I only did 135 miles on it last year so couldn't justify the tax...

----- and a very Happy New Year to everyone.

Best wishes for 2017

Roger

I went to the first two meetings and although low in numbers - we had a great laugh. I've still got the 907 on the road and would be happy to see if I could attend.

Streetfighter and Englishstiv are great company!

Happy new year to all !

Roger

Your 907 is one of the cleanest and lowest mileage one's in UK surely.

Perhaps the estimate of £3-4k put people off?

Bikes sell much better and quicker in the spring. I'm sure you'll have no problem getting a decent price in the new year.

The toolkit made me smile - old posts refer!

Rogero

Diane took a before and after picture - which I will post on here shortly.

Never again.....

Ride safe

No need to be concerned. The beard won't last but I do like the Harley! The 907 is still on the road and gets a blast every now and again but all my spare parts went up to help get my brother in law's back together (your tank helped with that project). V Twins are the only thing I ride these days, j...

Us middle aged blokes deserve more time to enjoy ourselves rather than being mega busy!

Keep in touch.

Roger

Did I miss this Steve?

I'm afraid 2016 is passing me by at a great rate of knots.

Sorn only means resting Keith!

Hope you get around to sorting the 907 out.

Apologies for being "quiet" this year, been working full time to keep the wolf from the door!

Down to 4 days a week now so more time for bikes..

Roger

That paintwork and decal on the tank is superb.

One classy 907.

Lovely looking bike.

Steve - I am not going to be able to attend this. Having like yourself and Keith attended the previous two Paso gatherings I am sad to miss it but I am double booked that weekend. The 907 has been all over the country since it's rebuild and was in the Isle of Man for the TT in June. Good luck to all...

Alarm, clock and general Italian electrics..... Plug it into an optimate charger whenever you are not using it. I got fed up replacing batteries - a charger is actually cheaper than a battery! The clock on mine would not drain the battery in less than 10 - 12 days but the dreaded alarm does in less ...

That price is equivalent to £6000 sterling or 9000 Euro.

Wow - I may be sitting on an increasing assrt!

I like them!

Roger