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I used Dayco belts on my 1000 DS, never had any issues, around half the price of Ducati belts.
You've made a nice job of that pal, looks fantastic.
Petrol and tyres, it doesn't get anything that doesn't make it go, stop or corner better!!
I'd be tempted to try a used one off eBay or similar, I don't think they're a particularly common part to go wrong so maybe unlucky to get another...
My old 1000DS used to throw up the EML light along with the low fuel quite often, never affect its running. Low fuel light used to come on around...
45k miles on my GT, runs perfect, plan to keep it until around 70k miles.
Great, fun bikes, I put 20k in two years miles on my 03 DS before I had my 1200 but, as stated above, tank swelling is an issue and water in the...
I've been looking at those myself, mine's misted too and makes the rear light quite dim. Aliexpress have the same light for less than £30,...
You obviously know the bike inside out after 6 years and 45k and it runs sweet, I'd go with your gut instinct.
I ran the black RK chain last year, the black anodising comes off really easy, after around 6k miles the chain went rusty where the black had worn...
Glad you got it sorted, it's a bit of a sting upfront but, the savings you'll make by doing the valves yourself will soon soak that up.
https://motowheels.com/search.html?q=shim+kit&go=Go This is the only other place I could find, not sure if they do UK delivery.
I've been looking around for you, nothing available that I can find, would be good if one of the USA members would be kind enough to buy the kit...
I had similar issues, couldn't find anywhere in the UK, dealer wouldn't sell me their stock shims, would only order new ones from the factory...
It's getting the left leg out which is time consuming, the electrical connection requires the tank to be removed, I got away with just lifting the...
Cheers, just had a look at that, it's good value when you consider it's half board as well.
Cheers for the info guys, keep it coming if anyone else has some input.
Sorry, 'as stated above' was referring Paul Harris's comment on the cost which is pretty horrific.
Yes that's where we're going from, Plymouth, as stated above it's not a cheap crossing but I'd rather pay that than ride the length of France again.
Brittany Ferries are stating 21hrs for this crossing?
