SOLD: 1988 Paso 750

[PhillyPaso]

My thanks to the Paso community. This bike has a new home.

1988 Paso 750, with 13,000 miles. Completely sorted out with new belts and valves adjusted properly, acid free battery, new o ring chain, all done 2000 miles ago. Starter rebuilt in April. Maintained very well and ready to ride. Strong motor, starts easily, rides beautifully all day long. Very, very comfortable. An excellent example of this classic Ducati. Weber carb has been replaced with a pair of Mikuni flat slides, with an easy to reach fuel petcock. Fast by Ferracci pipes and mufflers sound great. Bike runs very smoothly throughout all rpm's. If interested, seller can arrange a conversation with the mechanic who did all the restorative work.
Bike is in located in Pennsylvania 19073, convenient to interstates. Asking $3000, reasonable offers considered. There may be others out there at a lower price, but you will need to put a couple thousand into them to equal this machine. Contact: edbuffman@comcast.net.
View Pictures: http://s1207.photobucket.com/albums/bb4 ... aso%20750/

[higgy]

Still have the Weber ?

[PhillyPaso]

Higgy,

I don't know about the Weber. It's best if you contact Ed at edbuffman@comcast.net for detailed questions.

What I can say is that I've seen the bike and ridden with its owner. It moves along smartly with no issues. The roads of South East Pennsylvania will never be the same.

[PhillyPaso]

As of September 19th, this Paso is still available. Contact Ed via the email link in the original post.

Somebody give it a good home!

Thanks.

[Ducolaf]

Weber has been replaced by Mikuni . . . see photoalbum description. . .

[PhillyPaso]

Weber has been replaced by Mikuni . . . see photoalbum description. . .

Ducolaf's correct. It turns out that that information is in the Original Post. Shows you how well we all read these things....

Ed told me a Previous Owner swapped out the Weber for the Mikuni carbs. Ed went one better than the PO by moving the fuel petcock to a place where the rider can get to it while in the saddle. So now when the bike is off, it's off. Safely. I think there's a picture of it in the album.

I've also ridden the bike since the OP, something I hadn't done before. Really nice bike, with no issues. Handlebar controls look new, and the whole bike feels of-a-piece.

Send Ed an email. As of this writing, the bike's still there. If I had the cash, it wouldn't be.

[paso750]

I guess the question was if it`s still laying around.

[gr8lite]

Is this bike still for sale? Very Interested ............ Thanks !