JoKing wrote:Wooooo..... he as an original tool kit!

Yes. Original tool kit, Owners Handbook, 906 Paso Workshop Manual with 907ie supplement all came with the bike as well as an assortment of shims.

Gert, Here are some pictures of the top case frame mounts. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-6S6Wq5qUAfY/Tu3qk4lmf9I/AAAAAAAADBY/C16jYuKV0-8/s912/907%252520rack%252520frame%252520609.jpg At the footrest hanger the lug on the top case mount is clamped between the hanger and the subframe at the rear ...

Tamburinifan wrote:

Do you mean the mounting for the top case frame?

Yep, the lower mount near pegs.

I can post a picture but it won't be until the weekend

Hi Derek, nice looking 907! The standard pipes do look good! How many km`s? Is that a battery breather hose attached to the swing arm? I eneded up buying a deka sealed battery to get rid of any battery acid problems. 26,500 miles, I think that's around 40,000 km. The pipe is a for a Scott oiler. A ...

Tamburinifan wrote:Very clean bike, congrats!

Can you post a close up pic of the top case mount, near rear pegs?

Not sure which bit you mean Gert
Do you mean the mounting for the top case frame?

As you are an electrics specialist, can you tell me where to get the dash-connectors from? Ha, I'm good a fixing electrics but not necessarily at sourcing bits :lol: Once I'm more familiar with the bike I'll maybe be able to identify alternatives. Can you give us the frame number? Currently, mine i...

I'd just like to introduce myself to the forum as a new member. I have recently, 2 weeks ago, bought a 907ie to accompany my '03 ST4s ABS that I've had since 2005. The 907 was registered in the UK in March 1994 and is one of the last, with Goldline brakes. It's red and is completely standard and ori...