94 M900 For sale

[Davy]

I’m just not using her anymore so it’s time to let her go.
So it’s feb 94 L reg black in very very good condition with only 10500 miles. There’s a folder chock a block of receipts for literally thousands of pounds spent on her in services and parts. She needs nothing except using.
I’ve had the valves checked a few months ago receipt is there. Belts will need doing next year but I can either do them or if you want I’ll deduct the cost. She’s been fitted with a set of Keihin FCR 41 carbs brembo radial clutch and brake masters and levers. Ducati performance exhausts. I’ve recently done the front wheel and head race bearings back we’re done last year, I spent a few Bob doing a wee freshen up on her all the nuts bolts ets replated. And fitted a set of APE headstuds at the same time.
She really is a very tidy bike with loads of grunt. I’ve loads of pics but cannot post them for some reason like I used to do. If anyone wants anymore info please ask. There’s probably more I’ve forgot. Like she’s datataged and has an open airbox with a K&N filter and had her mot last month. I’m looking for 4K but I can’t drop any on that price. So if you’re in the market for an M900 have a good look at this black beauty. Originally bought of this site a good few years ago.from Ed Bartlett

[Davy]

I thought it was priced ok. Is it to expensive, wrong colour, to old, what do you guys think, probably pictures would help.

[Grumpy]

Pictures would help. Although the prices being asked for M900's varies depending on age, condition, history, plus the owners perceived value.

[tricolore]

Have you sold the original exhausts ? Including any of the original parts would help IMO and yes some up to date photos..

[350TSS]

Prices on the island of Ireland always seem more variable, fewer main dealers means that newer bikes often are sold without full service history and older ones can suffer from a perceived dodgy reputation of the Irish horse traders. In my youth I bought a Sealey framed TD250 (see picture to left) from a well known Irish road racer, the bike worked and handled fine but when I had a huge accident on it, the frame turned out to be a copy made out of gas pipe and not T45 chrome moly tubing.
Potential English buyers also have to factor in cost of viewing and collecting

[Davy]

Irish horse traders really. Thanks for that. This bike was bought off this site and has been well maintained thanks to help from the more generous and very helpful guys on here. There’s a folder full of receipts right up to date for service and maintenance costs I’ve loads of pics if some one wouldn’t mind posting for me I can’t do that now with this iPad for some reason I’m not just being a lazy sod. I understand the travel thing as I’ve always had to travel to England for my bikes but I can assure you this isn’t a dog it is my pride and joy. And I live 10 mins from city of Derry airport. So cheap flights are always on the go. I just don’t use it anymore because most of my riding is with my wife on pillion touring Europe.

Hi Davy, sent my email by pm if you want me to post pics for you

[350TSS]

Sorry Davy, I meant no offence to you or your bike, just commenting on a personal bad experience and generally on comparative pricing of bikes over there and here.
GLWS and pictures would help

[tricolore]

I might be interested, do you have the original unchamfered exhausts ?

[Davy]

Wouldn’t you know it I literally just sold them a few months ago sat on the shelf for years and years and I was letting go of all the bits I never used.and because she has the Keihin FCR 41 carbs I would have been using them anyway. Moco has very kindly offered to post the pictures I took yesterday so I’d say he will post them when he gets a chance. It will give punters a better idea of her condition.

Apologies Davy, Working late tonight but on the case ,stand by.

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Think that’s it Davy, great condition I am sure once folk see the pictures it will soon find a new home , good luck with the sale.