Back with a M900 series I

Albie · 12-02-2018, 07:02 PM

So as it stands its all complete bar some tinkering and touch ups. It came outside to be picked up minutes later by Ducati Proteam Al who was very impressed by it and the Little Puppy Cucciolo. It was pushed into the van and within two hours Al had it running but alas a small fuel leak from carbs. It means more work for him taking them out unless its something more obvious or maybe I didn't do something right. The very fact its running is great and tbh I was looking at new carbs on ebay for months but at a last resort. I expect by tomorrow dinner time it will be known what's what.
Things I had to leave Al to do was spongy front brake, throttle grip not returning fluidly, new plugs and fill with oil.
The details I need after are repainting the brake reservoir cover again as fluid has attacked the edge once more.
A touch up model brush will sort a few cam cover chips from installing things around them.
Big Oz will once I know bikes a goodun prior to the weekender weld the Ohlins remote can neatly so I can remove the bolts holding it together. Much more neater and professional imho but I had to make it hoping it would be in the right place which it was.

Once the salt has gone it will come out to play for sure. Sure its a show bike now but its just like having a new bike to ride. I'm lucky enough to have a Scrambler to play on too but I sold my 1100s for a break but never would be without a monster.

Anymore news I will be sure to post up and hoping a video too. Sadly this is the end of this project but new ones will arrive soon.

IMG_3788 by Andy Patterson, on Flickr

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12-02-2018, 07:02 PM	#11
Albie Fanactical volunteer Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Kent Bike: M900 Posts: 9,033	So as it stands its all complete bar some tinkering and touch ups. It came outside to be picked up minutes later by Ducati Proteam Al who was very impressed by it and the Little Puppy Cucciolo. It was pushed into the van and within two hours Al had it running but alas a small fuel leak from carbs. It means more work for him taking them out unless its something more obvious or maybe I didn't do something right. The very fact its running is great and tbh I was looking at new carbs on ebay for months but at a last resort. I expect by tomorrow dinner time it will be known what's what. Things I had to leave Al to do was spongy front brake, throttle grip not returning fluidly, new plugs and fill with oil. The details I need after are repainting the brake reservoir cover again as fluid has attacked the edge once more. A touch up model brush will sort a few cam cover chips from installing things around them. Big Oz will once I know bikes a goodun prior to the weekender weld the Ohlins remote can neatly so I can remove the bolts holding it together. Much more neater and professional imho but I had to make it hoping it would be in the right place which it was. Once the salt has gone it will come out to play for sure. Sure its a show bike now but its just like having a new bike to ride. I'm lucky enough to have a Scrambler to play on too but I sold my 1100s for a break but never would be without a monster. Anymore news I will be sure to post up and hoping a video too. Sadly this is the end of this project but new ones will arrive soon. IMG_3788 by Andy Patterson, on Flickr IMG_3789 by Andy Patterson, on Flickr IMG_3790 by Andy Patterson, on Flickr IMG_3791 by Andy Patterson, on Flickr IMG_3792 by Andy Patterson, on Flickr IMG_3793 by Andy Patterson, on Flickr IMG_3794 by Andy Patterson, on Flickr __________________ http://albies93m900.blogspot.co.uk/ Last edited by Albie; 12-02-2018 at 07:08 PM..