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Just wanted to share the passion, as I mentioned before I have only had her for a couple of months, the last couple of week-ends I have been fiddling around, replaced the wellnuts,changed the fork oil, sent away the electronic board on the clock,replaced the oil temp sensor and fitted a fuel pressure regulator. Obviously had all the fairings off and on and off again. Whenever I am sitting in the shed having a ciggie and look at her, from all angles I can't get over what a beautiful machine she really is! It seems that all the lines have been incredibly well thought out. Some well deserved stainless steel bolts ,where aged ones once were, makes her look even smarter. Almost there with the suspention set-up....I can't wait for summer, I'll probably love my paso even more......

amphilex wrote:I am sitting in the shed having a ciggie and look at her, from all angles I can't get over what a beautiful machine she really is! It seems that all the lines have been incredibly well thought out.

Tamburini isn't only an engineer but really an artist.
I hope you have fun with your Paso not for few time, but for the life!
Ciao

I agree completely with you. Since 1993 I have owned my 907 new and I have had many good bikes in my garage come and go like Triumph, Suzuki, BMW and other Ducatis. But.... the only one I would not part with is my Paso. For me it does everything that I like in a road bike: sport, comfort, mechanical sound, design and outstanding looks. I have compared the Paso to many newer modern sport bikes and it was ahead of its time.