Ok then, i'll be first with a proper owners post
Call me feckin stupid/dumb/brave whatever - who buys a Ducati with no service history - ME
Checked the bike out last week, and it fired from cold on the button no problems - engine sounded sweet as a nut. Decided my maximum bid and stuck to it, and won the bike for £700
Took the train up to Norwich this morning, then Taxi to sellers house, exchanged paperwork/readies, got togged up and nervously proceeded to ride home. First stop was to fill it with fresh petrol, as its been standing for a while, then take it easy thru Norwich to build some heat into to the tyres and get used to the odd handling - 16" wheels rear and back.
Kept the revs below 6000 all the way home, as i didnt want to risk twanging the belts - she rode really well and even tho its was pissing with rain (again!), I really enjoyed the ride homeWhat a sweet bike
and the motor has PLENTY of grunt - even tho its only the 750 (of vintage 1989 with 16500 miles).
The plan is (i think at the moment), to do my best to restore it to as near as possible to mint/original condition, as its such a sweet bike - it would be a shame for me to chop it around too much - and even tho its not a real classic, i think its got great potentialLOTS of cleaning/sourcing parts and a good service will do it good. In the pics it looks good, but needs some cosmetic attention here and there. Anyway, heres some pics:
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and the motor has PLENTY of grunt - even tho its only the 750 (of vintage 1989 with 16500 miles).
LOTS of cleaning/sourcing parts and a good service will do it good. In the pics it looks good, but needs some cosmetic attention here and there. Anyway, heres some pics:
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Its already in a 'number' of parts !












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