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I had to share this with you,my beloved's heart.

wow, that is really really nice and clean

Great job.
Now you have to polish the "Ducati" marks on the engine so that they come back shining.
Please, keep that ugly rack away from your nice bike...
Ciao

Looking good.

Could you tell us what paint you`ve used?

A beauty,Still has the Weber on top...Bonus points!

Probably also some new screws...

persempre907 wrote:Great job.

Please, keep that ugly rack away from your nice bike...
Ciao

Got to have some way to bring home the brew

Or maybe the rack is f the 4legged gf,
considering his location....

higgy wrote:Got to have some way to bring home the brew

I'd prefer to go to the pub .
Ciao

come to think of it,it does look to be about the right size for a good pair of sheep boots

Tamburinifan wrote:Looking good.
Could you tell us what paint you`ve used?

I used VHT Caliper paint http://www.vhtpaint.com/caliperpaint.html as it has a higher temp
rating than engine paint.It may or may not be a good choice,I will let you know.

Tamburinifan wrote:Or maybe the rack is f the 4legged gf,
considering his location....

Gentlemen,once again you've got it all wrong.Here in Oz we have the best beer and beautiful bikini
clad babes everywhere .Its our neighbours across the ditch that prefer the wooly variety.

It's a shame to have such a beautiful looking engine to have to cover it all up with the Paso's bodywork. That engine looks so good, maybe you should built another for the Paso and turn this one into a coffee table or encase it in a home bar with neon lights and plenty of glass to admire it while you are drinking your favorite brew on tap.

Looks good Ken,

What treatment did you do on the engine before the paint job??

My old girl will be due for a stripdown and touch up mid next year so building a data base of knowledge prior to taking her off the road.

Jaffa wrote:Looks good Ken,What treatment did you do on the engine before the paint job??
My old girl will be due for a stripdown and touch up mid next year so building a data base of knowledge prior to taking her off the road.

I completely stripped the engine and got all the cases blasted,then I gave them a good wash and blow out to get rid of any grit that may have been left.Then I wiped them down with prep wash/grease remover,let them dry,and then paint.I let them dry over night then I baked them in my bbq for 1/2 an hour at 120 deg,the wife wasn't happy for me to cook them in the oven,bless her,something about poisonous fumes

that luggage carrier really does look like a sissy bar.