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whoohoo, bike 2 rebulid time, well almost....

Posted: Mon May 30, 2011 11:32 am
by blazing928
well after about about 17months the motor for the restortion bike is finished!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
New Ducati barrels, pistons, rings, redone rockers, new valve guides,

Bob Brown, Melbourne Desmo Centre, has been a bit slow, I haven't cared, as I am still tinkering on my 928 after a year......

Anyway might see if I can get it done by November so a mate can ride it on the Snowy Ride with me.

so far

work done:

forks
rear shock
headers ceramic coated
2nd hand radiator sourced
triple clamps ect to be powder coated, blasted
front wheel blasted and powder coated,but the wheel bearing recess needs lathing and shimming on one side,
or BST Carbons :choo: :choo:
frame blasted
all other bits blasted



to be done

rear wheel
headlight
frame blasted, to be painted
fairings blasted, to be fixed and painted
headlight frame blasted and powder coated
usual rewire
regulator



new bits

full injection system
dash
handle bar riser plates
sticker set


to buy/ repair

tyres
chain
Sprockets?
FBF chip
slipper clutch
maybe FZ twin lights
lower foot pegs
brake lines
clutch & brake master cylinder
clutch & rear brake slave cylinder
a few bottles of gin.... :beer: :beer:


let the fun begin :banghead: :banghead:


the wish list

carbon fairings in a matt red, showing the carbon weave??? Can it be done by me!!!
BST carbon rims.

Colour??
red,
black,
dark titanium silver - like a senna bike,
dark grey, with orange frame, maybe vinyl wrap it?????
tricolour!!! it will be worth more :lol: :lol: :lol:

Re: whoohoo, bike 2 rebulid time, well almost....

Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2011 1:49 pm
by rhythminblues
I haven't cared, as I am still tinkering on my 928 after a year......
Funny you mention that; I've always thought, myself included, that Paso people are the same group as 928 people; this is confirmation :thumbup:
I'm kinda partial to the s4 myself, the GTS is a little to radical for the classic design. Post some pics of your 907 rebuild when you get a chance. Did you go STD bore one the motor or did you kit it? :beer:

Re: whoohoo, bike 2 rebulid time, well almost....

Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2011 2:01 pm
by JoKing
Thats really funny.
Because i own half a 928 (a 944).

Seems that you`re right...

Re: whoohoo, bike 2 rebulid time, well almost....

Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2011 2:42 pm
by paso750
Nigel, I hope you didn“t do the same mistake that I did changing belts at the beginning of the restoration. When finished they will almost be due again. Get tires and belts at the end.

G.

Re: whoohoo, bike 2 rebulid time, well almost....

Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2011 9:27 pm
by rhythminblues
Because i own half a 928 (a 944).
I bought a nice 87 944 maybe 5 years ago to flip, did the top end in it; previous owner let the timing belt interval laps for too long. What a magnificent car to drive. Nice baby grand tourer!
Sorry to hijack....

Re: whoohoo, bike 2 rebulid time, well almost....

Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2011 9:46 pm
by higgy
personally I wouldn't be caught dead in anything short of a 954,well maybe a 904 if I could find one. But that's just me and if I had my drothers it would be a Saab 96 Monte Carlo or a Lancia Startos.
tTen again I can appreciate the dedication to an "esoteric bad design"
carbon fairings in a matt red, showing the carbon weave??? Can it be done by me!!!
I have a few contacts can tell you what you need to know if you so desire :thumbup: All got their PHd in composite design. :beer: :beer: :beer:

Re: whoohoo, bike 2 rebulid time, well almost....

Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2011 10:12 pm
by rhythminblues
[quotepersonally] I wouldn't be caught dead in anything short of a 954,well maybe a 904 [/quote]
964 RS America?

Re: whoohoo, bike 2 rebulid time, well almost....

Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2011 10:41 pm
by higgy
964 RS America?

:thumbup: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: