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Ah, OK, thanks. I knew you could get steel and ally baskets, just not heard them described as a '749 clutch'.
What is different about a 749 clutch compared to a 748/916 one? Are we just talking about ally plates compared to steel plates, or something more...
I remember annealing copper washer to go under the dome nuts on the primary chain-case on my old Triumphs! :grinning:
Surely the original Ducati washers are aluminium, not copper? I know the earlier models have a different sludge filter (and hence washer) to the...
Louigi knows his stuff!:upyeah:
I wish I hadn't dipped into this thread now. Still, Brexit looks like being a great success, doesn't it? And that President Trump, whadda guy,...
Surely it's best to dump the switch altogether? Just an unnecessary point of failure.
Fair enough, Bob. I suspect my bike-buying days are over, though, so it probably remain a pipe-dream. Actually, just remembered there was one...
Have to say I don't like the sound of QS. Surely it's only going to be any use on the track or the 'open road', and that represents a smaller and...
They are the only modern Ducatis I really like the look of, but having owned a 750Sie and 900SSie, I wonder of the rear suspension has any more...
Perhaps some plastic/rubber sealing caps to go in the ends of the tubes to keep rain out?
Brilliant pix, anyway. Like so many, I love a thread like this! :)
Re those 749/999 starter ratios: I had a vague recollection that the starter motor gearing was altered on later 748/996 models, is that not the...
Marginal handling differences on race bikes don't really have much to do with normal road-riding, though.
So why are these units listed for the 749/999, but not the 748/996? What's different about them? Was the rectifier fitted to the 749 not the same...
Those prices in euros?
There never was a prettier bike than the first 916s.
Benefits of single-siders AFAIC: 1a) Shows off rear wheel better 1b) Makes cleaning rear wheel easier 2) Single-sided paddock stand is a lot more...
Late lamented yellow 748, (with some rather more typical weather at Applecross :)), and current red 748, still going strong. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
If it's really got the original fuel filter[ATTACH] after 15 years and 25k miles, get it changed, now! Or else it'll look like this!
