Jeffreyt wrote:the paint I got is Dupont ChromaBase BC, Blaze Red
563444 K H

850J 88.0 88.0
802J 100.9 12.9
866J 112.1 11.2
150K 352.1 240.0
175K 432.2 80.1

VS:2 VOC-LE: 5.7 VOC-AP: 4.8

I hope that helps

Can you clarify what the codes after the first line are

If you want to match the paint, take the bike or a panel to an automotive paint store. They can use a spectrometer to match the paint perfectly. You can order new decals from England and are not that expensive. I think I paid about $80 US for the entire set but you can order a specific one and just...

I went through all this when I top sided my Paso two years ago thanks to the 14 year old slick tires. Like the ones plasmid ist still using ... ? If I was going faster and slid I guess you could call it a low side. I was going about 10-15km/h and coming to a full stop, when the guy turned directly ...

At the base of the breather is a separator valve meant to allow the oil vapors in the crankcase to settle out of the air. When you put the engine on its side oil leaks trough the valve and out the hose and ends up in the big black tank in front of the battery which is meant to collect what oil does...

left side..? Wild guess: the spot where the cables run trough the alternator cover..? Some oil also came out of the oil breather tube. That hose is not in the best shape. Can someone who knows this stuff, explain why it dumped that oil through the breather tube. It dumps it if there is too much cra...

Since gasoline was dumped from the overflow on the exhaust,
I was wondering if any Paso's caught on fire like this?

With Ferrari's, and I guess other mid-engine cars, it's quite a common occurrence
to end up with a big fire from gasoline on a hot exhaust.

left side..? Wild guess: the spot where the cables run trough the alternator cover..? Have to wait for the insurance guy to inventory the damage, then I'll pull the fairing. There was some oil on the front exhaust. Otherwise I couldn't really see anything. But it's fine mechanically. After swapping...

And the picture.

PS: There was a bit of fuel on the street, but also some oil.

Any idea where the oil would come from?

Starts, drives fine.

Never dropped a Paso, but today it happened. Was coming to a 3 way, with my street being at about 60 deg to the main street, and a 20 year old cut the turn, coming in my lane. Braked hard and he missed me by a palm or so, but the bike started leaning and it went far enough that I couldn't hold it. S...

a330us wrote:Regarding the small center stand chain sliders, I could use several depending on price, lots of Paso's Thanks Arch.

But no photos

Bock900r wrote:With the STL for the little slider, I can make a lot, basicly for the cost of the shipping
I don't know the lifetime of these material with the chain in contact.

Better than nothing.

I'd take 3.

For anyone who thought Paso mirrors are crazy.
Classic cars with fender mirrors look awkward, but this is on a whole new level.


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/351045552850? ... 9585067322

Anyone interested to do a run of the small chain sliders?

birdduck wrote:Awesome, looking for a tire.. don't want to have multiple projects before I get the bike on the road.. 160/60-16 right?

Yes