Us Bike or US Cal Spec
Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 8:21 pm
Ok, so how do you tell a US spec from a Cal US spec bike?
I think that all Ducs that come to the USA are california spec bikes.
WHy?
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Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 8:58 pm
Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 9:14 pm
Because of this:
750 Paso
Red, non-US:
1986 - 1023
1987 - 828
7/87 - 450
Red, US, non-California:
1986 - 392
1987 - 1,010
1988 - 55
Red, US, California:
1988 - 350
White, non-US:
7/87 - 50
White, US, non-California:
1987 - 50
Blue, US, California:
1987 - 150
1988 - 100
Blue, US, non-California:
1987 - 250
1988 - 55
Uprated, US:
1987 - 50 each California and non-California
an extract straight from FAQ number of 750 Paso's also because mine is blue now is it one of the 250 US Cal or one of the 305 US ones and how can I tell?
750 Paso
Red, non-US:
1986 - 1023
1987 - 828
7/87 - 450
Red, US, non-California:
1986 - 392
1987 - 1,010
1988 - 55
Red, US, California:
1988 - 350
White, non-US:
7/87 - 50
White, US, non-California:
1987 - 50
Blue, US, California:
1987 - 150
1988 - 100
Blue, US, non-California:
1987 - 250
1988 - 55
Uprated, US:
1987 - 50 each California and non-California
an extract straight from FAQ number of 750 Paso's also because mine is blue now is it one of the 250 US Cal or one of the 305 US ones and how can I tell?
Posted: Wed Sep 06, 2006 5:57 am
possibly via the vin number you can tell which year it was and go from there otherwise maybe contact the factory in italy or the us importer that was importing them as records may have been kept.Rodney
Cal spec
Posted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 4:04 am
One way is to look at the ignition system. If it has one pickup sensor on the outside of the flywheel, in about the 1 o'clock postion, then it is a California model. Others had two pickups that can be adjusted, just like later SS and Monsters. Of course this was a bizare time in Ducati history, so evrything is suspect.
Phil
90 Sport (one pickup)
Phil
90 Sport (one pickup)