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We have a 620ie for Louise so definitely love our old Monsters!
Hi All, For some daft reason I picked up a wee MBK Booster on eBay and of course am now in the process of modifying it for no rational reason...
Best part of riding a Monster is just riding along with the engine plodding along on a sunny day!
Assume its that large hex nut then? Always assumed that was for the neutral light for some daft reason. I've got a 900ie lump in my M900 build so...
Where abouts is this as I never knew these existed tbh?
There is only Ducati Nottingham or Cornerspeed for large dealers. If money were tight a friend of mine runs a local workshop and he was Ducati...
Like DD I have 916 forks in my M900 build with Renthal MX bars on the risers giving a very "sit up n beg" style of riding position which feels...
Used to get 20% off everything in there from the old parts guy (for no reason not that I'm complaining!) so hoped he would be back
are any of the original staff still there?
Sounds good to me for £100 - I will DM you
Sounds interesting - can you ping me some pics?
Hi All, I'm looking to drag the little scooter out of the garage and use it for commuting to work now that the weather has improved but to keep...
From my personal experience I wouldnt bother with Gecko as their customer service is non existent. I know that others have had good experience...
You must have the same style solenoid as me so good to hear that its best held in by a zip tie for reliability purposes so I'll ensure I do this...
Had the same on my Civic - lambda sensor in exhaust manifold was £400 from Honda or £90 from Bosch if you knew the part number.
My advice would be get the builder to install / dig the cable run if going in the ground. As I found out a 25m trench 2ft deep generates a lot of...
Same shop same site - its on my road but about a mile away so handy for me and our brace of old Monsters that its re-opening. I see that the...
DD will probably look to do the same thing as you then. Finally got a 5 spoke wheel so back to the powder coaters I go!
Whilst that may work I would prefer to use a more stock / sturdy solution in the first instance
Gently pry it off - they are tough but do come off eventually
