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Hi folks,

Working on a 907 definitely needs a good manual. There are some fine manuals available at this site but unfortunately they are not complete. Therefore I bought the Haynes manual (scans can be made available if you are interested) but could not find an affordable hard copy of the workshop manual. Does anyone has a complete 907 i.e. workshop manual at hand for download?

regards
George

Du You mean workshop manual, or owners manual? I dont know about "shop manual" at all...

Finnpaso wrote:Du You mean workshop manual, or owners manual? I dont know about "shop manual" at all...

Hi Finnpaso,

confusing, indeed. Meant the workshop manual.
For instance section D ends at page 7 instead of 13
Section E also ends prematurely
Sections F and G are completely missing

Could you help?
George

George, the 907ie manual is only an add-on to the 906 manual and not a complete manual by itself.

G.

It is just, like Gerhard stated. You can download manual from here (download section):

http://www.box.net/shared/h1njqn00sw

If You need just some paper copies from some sides, i can send to You in envelope.

Not so bad the LT Snyder's "DesmoDue Maintenance and Mod Guide", too.
Good reading

Which page you after??

George,

I only acquired my 907 a few months ago. It was not running, with a number of theories regarding its ills from the previous owner and the dealer who last worked on it. So, like all of my machines, the first thing I do is source out some good manuals. This site has some great info and pretty good downloads from scanned manuals and articles, but these have been more helpful as secondary sources rather than primary. I like to have factory manuals, despite the cost. I figure what I am saving doing the work myself warrants the $$. With the 907 I found there weren't any! The Haynes manual is not on the 907 but similar machines (unless I am missing something) and in my opinion, Haynes manuals are not that great at the best of times. The photos are not that clear and for the ones I have had they often try to cover too many similar bikes/machines. I usually have a Haynes manual, but it is usually my last choice.

For the 907, despite being about a number of different bikes, LT Snyder's manual is, in my opinion, a must have. It is not a stand alone manual though. I find that it is great in conjunction with the downloads from this site. You can get it for a reasonable price from desmotimes.com or I think it is cycleworks.com in San Diego (where I got my copy).

paso750 wrote:George, the 907ie manual is only an add-on to the 906 manual and not a complete manual by itself.

G.

Hi Gerhard,

Now things become clear to me. So we use the 906 workshop manual unless the topic is described in the 907 ie add-on?

greetz
George

englishstiv wrote:

Which page you after??

Hi englishstiv,

Is this a combined 906/907 ie manual? If Yes, could you make it available for download?

regards
George

That is the 907 supplement to the 906 manual
Both are already here in the documents section for downloading

George, You have to download BOTH, 906 and 907 workshop manuals from Ducatipaso.org download section and then You have all what You can get, as Higgy wrote

Hi folks,

Completely clear now
Just downloaded and printed the whole stuff. Took 2 hours printing and a cardridge

Thanks
George

Ok this comes little too late, but i would do such in workplace, not at home

Agree with all above and if anyone needs a specific section then let me know as happy to email a scanned page(s).