906 manual

[yosemite]

Hi
bought a 906 paso a while ago, Its been sitting for a long time (last taxed in 2001) so needs a thorough going over, so thought I'd start by downloading the workshop manual, but the link on the faq page doesn't work, can someone please help
Yosemite

[higgy]

Find it by following the document link from the front page

[Derek]

Hi
bought a 906 paso a while ago, Its been sitting for a long time (last taxed in 2001) so needs a thorough going over, so thought I'd start by downloading the workshop manual, but the link on the faq page doesn't work, can someone please help
Yosemite

This is the page forthe 906 manuals : http://ducatipaso.org/docs/906/manuals/
Whereabout in Scotland are you? I'm in Angus.

[yosemite]

[quote=
Whereabout in Scotland are you? I'm in Angus.[/quote]
was living just outside Kelso should change my profile, bought the bike about 18 months ago, joined the forum then moved, now living in Leitrim, Ireland. Haven't had much freetime until lockdown to do anything with the bikes,other than ride them as I've had to finish the house, finally got the last room done and thinking of going on ZZR to italy when this covid 19 happened, so spending time locked in workshop,
thanks for the link to the manuals got it and parts catalogue downloaded
Yosemite

[paso750]

I changed the location in your profile.

All downloads that are linked on the forum still work, at least if a download manager is used. No idea what the file hoster changed and why for some files a normal download isn't possible anymore. I'll have to look into that when I find the time. But as suggested many files can also be found in the documents section of the main page. Those files were hosted somewhere else just in case there are problems.

G.

[Frank.61]

Gerhard,

If I try to download e.g. the 906 Workshop manual I can't get it opened/downloaded.
What do I do wrong?
And what is a download manager?

Frank

[paso750]

as I explained. If the forum's download don't work for you go to the main page http://ducatipaso.org/ and the document section.
A download manager like i.e. JDownloader or Internet Download Manager is a small program that is mostly useful if you have lots of downloads or large files. It can collect download links, resume them at a later time etc.

[Frank.61]

OK Gerhard,

Thanks, it worked.

Frank