1994 Paso 750? Wasn't the last Paso the 1992 907ie?

The Paso's handling is quite excellent. The riding position puts you forward, making it easy to put even more weight over the front wheel if you want/need to. And it really will pull hard through the turns. I can take a given turn almost as fast on my Laverda RGS, but it takes a lot more determinati...

I'd have to agree, an oil galley. It's the only thing that makes sense. And great to see a new posting! It seems like it's been forever!

If you have the 50mm mount spacing on the rear Bevel Heaven in the U.S. has a replacement.
https://store.bevelheaven.com/Brake-Rel ... 0mm-Mount/

Wouldn't surprise me if the seals were rock hard, given the age of the machine and its long period of inactivity. Didn't get time over the weekend to peel off the body work to pull plugs and conduct a compression test, maybe this weekend. Regardless, I expect to find myself taking a deep dive and pu...

Nope, no oil leaks. Well, some minor weeps here and there, but that's it. I'll pull plugs again this weekend and run another compression test, but last look showed the plugs a bit sooty, but nothing more. This is exactly the scenario I experience with the GPz - it's definately odd. It runs absolutel...

So my 1988 Paso appears to be consuming insane amounts of oil, on the order of a quart every 250 miles or so. It has less than 8,000 miles on it. I put it back on the road last year, and when I got it, it hadn't turned a wheel since 2003, so almost 20 years. It had a hair over 7,000 miles on it when...

People tend to equate rarity with value, an equation that doesn't really hold with the Paso ...

My thanks to whomever turned my photo rightside up! I have yet to figure out why my photos come in upside down.

They are indeed wonderful machines. Son Charlie and I took a ride last Saturday to a bike gathering, starting off with me on my Laverda RGS and he on the Paso. On the return ride we hit some wonderful 2-lane back roads and switched back and forth, and the Paso amazed me with its smoothness and compe...

Like Whitepaso I got my battery from NAPA. It's an AGM made by East Penn Manufacturing in Pennsylvania. Excellent quality. Been using the same brand in my 1983 Laverda for years.

I found fuel cap screws at my local hardware store. Well nuts I got from here: https://zspecdesign.com/products/m6-rub ... d433&_ss=r

On the subject of fairings, has anyone ever tried to modify the mounting setup? Like using Dzus fasteners or similar? You can't really do any service without removing the fairing, and to me it's a total pain in the ass to deal with, especially fitting it back up. I just had mine off simply to replac...

What's your starting procedure? I put the Weber back on my '88 Limited. It had Mikuni flat slides, which worked pretty much flawlessly, but like you I wanted originality. It runs beautifully, but first start requires 3 good pulls on the throttle to squirt some fuel into the intake and full choke, an...

Takes work to keep it that way, that's for sure!