Hi Lionel, I purchased a new speedo drive for the front wheel from Gowanloch Ducati a couple of months ago. It was a bit expensive considering that it is such a light alloy, but it worked.
Cheers, Fraser.

Hi Antti,
I'm still here.
Fraser, Paso 750 , New Zealand.

Also, Fournales Suspension list replacement air shocks for "DUCATI 750 PAS0, length 370, model MA040038, and DUCATI 906 PAS0, length 370, model MA040038.

Cheers,
Fraser.

Hi Stepaso,
What air filters are you using and what sort of exhaust pipes?
With foam pods and Conti mufflers a Dynajet Stage 2 kit worked a charm, nice steady idle and great throttle response.

Cheers,
Fraser

Hi Hamish,

What about the other way? Leave the clutch as it is (left foot for clutch and brake) but have a hand throttle (Tommaselli on the steering column), suit you sir?
Sent you a PM.
Cheers,
Fraser.

That looks like a normal rear brake caliper. Have you tried adjusting the actuating rod between the brake pedal and the rear master cylinder? This is threaded and adjusts the position of the plunger inside the master cylinder. If adjusted too much one way it will restrict the brake fluid from return...

Hi Tony,
Where about in NZ are you? I'm in Wellington.
Cheers,
Fraser.

Hi Pastr,
The Paso will love it. It thrives on regular use with regular maintenance. That was my standard commute some years ago, 25Km each way, no troubles.
Cheers,
Fraser.

Oh my, look at those beauties, I can hear the intake roar from here!!
Cheers,
Fraser.

Hi,
There's no rush, keep the 906 in the background for that day when time/finances/inclination all combine and you can do somehting with it. If it's complete, even if ratty, don't break it up.
Cheers,
Fraser.

Ducpower has some conversion brackets for USD$75.00 http://www.ducpower.com/ With the right offset.
Cheers,
Fraser.

Better than new, good job.

Hi Hamish,
Of course you need more tools, stop trying to rationalise it, you need it. Plus, you can then tell us what experiments work with the type of media you can scrounge up. Which beach is the best source (iron sand might be a bit rough?), that sort of thing.
Cheers,
Fraser.

Yep, that's what she's made for.
Cheers,
Fraser

Hi Antti,

Sorry to hear about your back, have had a few injuries over the years and backs are very slow to get better.
Anyway, I think you have over looked the obvious solution, you need a bigger garage.

Cheers,

Fraser.