I'm thinking of treating the 900 to a nice Shiney gold link chain, can anyone confirm the chain spec, its on standard sprockets/gearing, 520/98 ?
Thanks

Can anyone help with the correct paint codes for the 900 SuperSport, I have picked up a couple of codes from the net, can anyone confirm?
Lechler 46354 red
Lechler 46216 white

Thanks,Steve.

Thanks for the info......

Any idea if the speedometer drive on the 88-90 900SS is the same or is interchangeable with a later or any other models ?

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Steve

That bike was for sale last year by the private owner, I am sure it was around 10k. The dealer must have bought it and hence the asking price ☹ nice bike though..

I am guessing either will work fine ?

Stein Dinse doesn`t have them, they can only preorder them. I have sent an email to the company in Italy (writing in italian) a while ago but did get no reply either. Same here re: A email translated to Italian and still no reply, I have pre ordered from Stein Dinse so will wait and see if anything...

Can anyone confirm the correct Fr brake master cylinder for the 900SS? PS16? looking at a Brembo cross reference chart it seems its shared with the Paso/851 etc.
http://www.thisoldtractor.com/brembo_br ... ycles.html

Thanks

Good to know they are available.

It's looking like a no, two emails and no replys..

I sent them a email yesterday to ask if they are available to order and if so how to order, nothing as yet, but ill keep the forum informed.

bmw851 wrote:Gowanloch's will have most of what you want, except maybe the Hugger.

https://ducati-gowanloch.com/

https://ducati-gowanloch.com/product-ca ... t-fairing/

Thanks, ill give them a try....

They look promising....

Looking for the following parts for my 900SS. Genuine good screen (same has the 750 Sport) Good condition black fairing fasteners (Same as the 750 Sport and maybe the Paso?) Good condition standard indicators (Same as the 750 Sport) Good standard rear hugger/mudguard Same as the 750 Sport?. Thanks S...

Sorted, Thanks for the links, hoping to have it on the road in time for spring...