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Posted: **Mon Nov 15, 2010 8:53 am**

i agree with a lot of that and more. that naked ducati in your earlier post looks awsome! its on my list for a test ride next spring. it looks like pure escapism on wheels. and the 'classic' looks a lovely bike too. my 906 cost £900 more than four years ago and is having a mini restoation this winter. the previous owners had looked after it well and now its my turn to give it some tlc.

Posted: **Mon Nov 15, 2010 6:18 pm**

Finnpaso wrote:soon it is time to make testament for myself

Antti,
better you think to ride (and, of course, to pamper) your wonderful bikes

Unsubstantiated prestige isn't prestigious at all, in my opinion

I have always thought the same even if I guess most of people does'nt agree

Ciao

Posted: **Tue Nov 16, 2010 6:22 pm**

Xchoppers wrote:By the way, here's a photo of my Paso

At last you posted a gooooood looking bike!!!

Posted: **Wed Nov 17, 2010 5:14 am**

Like a beautiful women, I just had to see it naked for a better evaluation.
I am very pleased

The records that came with this bike show the previous owner had the timing belts changed, carbs rebuilt and tuned and the valves were adjusted about 600 miles ago. It appears I should be set to enjoy many miles before additional servicing.

Posted: **Wed Nov 17, 2010 8:45 am**

a lovely clean well looked after bike

Posted: **Wed Nov 17, 2010 6:22 pm**

Xchoppers wrote:Like a beautiful women, I just had to see it naked for a better evaluation.
I am very pleased

Sometimes, some woman is better when dressed...
In your case, your baby looks so good naked, too

Ciao

Posted: **Thu Nov 18, 2010 1:29 am**

Thanks for the nice words my friends

Posted: **Thu Nov 18, 2010 7:18 pm**

Is there some "bent" in lower radiator (metal) tube? Is it hitted to somewhere? Or are my eys too old already...

Anyway, allways nice to look clean bike's

Posted: **Thu Nov 18, 2010 7:58 pm**

I noticed that "dent" in the photo as well but after looking at my motorcycle I saw it was an illusion. The original part appears to be bent in the photo but actually it is not. It was formed that way from the factory.
I agree, bikes should be clean.
I take pride in keeping mine looking and running like new as much as possible but I also ride them a lot.
I ride my motorcycles 30,000 miles + every year which isn't as much as when I was younger.
I live in California where we ride all year
It's a good thing we can because traffic often makes going anywhere in a car miserable. "Lane splitting" in Calif. is legal

By the way, my wife is 100% Finnish

Posted: **Fri Nov 19, 2010 12:26 am**

My paso has the same ding in the radiator tube . I did mine by dropping it on its side and the inner fairing hit the tube ,mine is much worse

as you can see , but it didnt seem to cause any issues so I left it alone

Posted: **Fri Nov 19, 2010 6:29 am**

Yes, I now see what you were refering to. I wasn't looking at the right place. I thought you were refering to the indented area on the radiator itself.
I replaced the bodywork so I can't look at the inlet tube until I pull the panel back off. It doesn't seem to have affected coolant flow enough to cause a problem but it's cool now and in hot weather it could be more critical. . Definately something I will look at again soon! If yours isn't a problem I agree mine shouldn't be either.
I had my first opportunity today to take my Paso on one of my favorite twisty roads, about 60 miles round trip. This bike handles as well as any I own. The only other motorcycle of mine that does as well is my new 2010 Triumph Thunderbird and the Paso has a lot more cornering clearance so it can be ridden much faster I grew up riding cafe racers I built myself and my "new" Paso is a return to those pastimes.

Here's a photo my wife (then girlfriend) took of me in 1968 while riding my 1964 Honda 305 Superhawk. I "owned" Skyline Blvd. in the Oakland hills in the mid 60's. I rode this 8 mile stretch to highschool and back for 3 years. The entire distance was turn after turn, some as slow as 20 mph, a cafe racers dream

Sorry, I wish the photo quality was better...

Posted: **Fri Nov 19, 2010 10:07 am**

Pretty nice lean f 1968 tires & skinny rims.

Posted: **Fri Nov 19, 2010 11:50 am**

good testemate indeed, the 906 does it for me every time. wish i was riding one down that twisty road right now!

Posted: **Fri Nov 19, 2010 3:40 pm**

Xchoppers wrote:The only other motorcycle of mine that does as well is my new 2010 Triumph Thunderbird and the Paso has a lot more cornering clearance so it can be ridden much faster I grew up riding cafe racers I built myself and my "new" Paso is a return to those pastimes.

Great compliment for a 20 years old bike.
Really, I sold my Honda Hornet just because I did'nt ever liked her both as rideability and for its engine.
Ciao

Posted: **Sun Nov 21, 2010 3:20 pm**

Xchoppers wrote:
By the way, my wife is 100% Finnish [/b][/color]

Nice to hear such

Say greetings to her; "Terveisiä Suomesta hänelle". Here mc season is over now, as -6C and 10cm snow in ground... we start to wait Santa Claus

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