Thanks guys.

Tamburini fan yes I mean end cans.

Gerhard thanks for that info it saves me a lot of fruitless searching.

End cans for Paso's don't seem to be a very easy thing to find these days.

oceanhunter wrote:The rear also has remote spring preload adjustment (well worth it)makes
preload changes quick and easy.

The Marzocchi rear shock from my 750 has a remote spring preload adjuster too, so I assumed that they all had one.

Does anybody know . .

Are all the Paso exhausts, 750, 906, and 907 interchangeable?

Are there any other models that use the same exhaust ?

I've read that the 750 Sport has the same exhaust, can anybody confirm this ?

Any help greatly appreciated,

Thanks.

Was it something I said ?

There was a P750 that had a Monster 750 motor fitted into the frame a while back. This could also be an option, as the Monster motor would be a bit easier to source. That's probably not quite as straightforward as it would first appear. Are the two engine/frame mounting bolts the same size in terms...

Hi Frank, I've just discovered your very interesting thread !!

Any movement on this ?

Cheers,

Mark.

nickta wrote:Negotiable is the word?

I'll say. I'd add the word 'very' before the word 'negotiable' too. That's a lot of money for a wreck.

Try here - http://www.airtech-streamlining.com/ducati/prodduc.htm

here - http://ricambiweiss.com/en/60-ducati

and here - http://stores.ebay.co.uk/ricambi-weiss- ... ducati+750+

Okay after several variations on a theme with numerous friction and steel plates I seem to have a reasonably sensible sounding clutch still snatches a bit and with a grumble on the coasting run but a whole lot better. Well done and let's hope so. Yes they do take a bit of mucking about with. Lets h...

Ok thanks for the explanation. I understand now.

Hi slepsnys and welcome to the forum.

That's a nice looking bike you have there, but why do you want to put it back to the single Weber ?

giocast wrote:Couldn't get to see Series 2 T.D. because only on payview channels afaik.

Download 'em off the bay for free or download TVMC version of KODI for free and then stream 'em for free.

http://www.tvaddons.ag/tvmc-cordcutters/

It's the hottest thing since Chicken Vindaloo.

Hi and welcome to the forum. That bike looks mint - almost like it just came out of the showroom. You must be very pleased, I know I would be !! Re the belts, I don't know how 'hands on' you are with stuff, but have a read up and do them yourself - it's not difficult and you'll save yourself a load ...

englishstiv wrote:Just gonna roll with it ..... Till I can afford some new plates

The Suzuki ones'll cost you about twenty eight quid delivered, but new plates alone probably won't quieten it down.

The quiet clutch mod'll tek u abt half an hour and cost u nowt - why not just give it a go . . .

Any movement on this ?