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Old 14-01-2020, 06:09 PM   #1
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It's now undone

Over the last week or so the bike has been dismantled to bagged up bits again. Some have asked why so extreme but the frame definitely needs a respray by a professional. Whilst all is good from roughly air pods back I see at least 6 paint cracks on steering stem and the rails around there. It was originally powdercoated and it was not right colour. I'm not confident on rubbing back the affected areas and rattle cans again and is too much of a gamble. Its winter and I have nowhere to paint and keep it warm.
So now the engine is free of bike too so can do those pistons. I may need help as never done a desmo setup but assuming it has been shimmed it should be ok again. I have new gaskets etc so may as stood static for 18 months plus need new belts.
I'm still after a rear inner mudguard but one with no cracked fittings or drilled holes from alarms etc. Also I need still a air box breather pipe and another pipe from the carb breather pods as both items has splits.
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Old 14-01-2020, 08:36 PM   #2
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Old 14-01-2020, 08:41 PM   #3
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Old 15-01-2020, 04:46 PM   #4
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Over the last week or so the bike has been dismantled to bagged up bits again. Some have asked why so extreme but the frame definitely needs a respray by a professional. Whilst all is good from roughly air pods back I see at least 6 paint cracks on steering stem and the rails around there. It was originally powdercoated and it was not right colour. I'm not confident on rubbing back the affected areas and rattle cans again and is too much of a gamble. Its winter and I have nowhere to paint and keep it warm.
So now the engine is free of bike too so can do those pistons. I may need help as never done a desmo setup but assuming it has been shimmed it should be ok again. I have new gaskets etc so may as stood static for 18 months plus need new belts.
I'm still after a rear inner mudguard but one with no cracked fittings or drilled holes from alarms etc. Also I need still a air box breather pipe and another pipe from the carb breather pods as both items has splits.
Can you flag up precisely which bits on the parts diagram? If so, I’ll check out my spares stash.
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Old 26-05-2020, 01:40 PM   #5
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Can you flag up precisely which bits on the parts diagram? If so, I’ll check out my spares stash.
Check out this one Albie: I think it’s off my old ‘94?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ducati-Mo...EAAOSweNVesFAD
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Old 26-05-2020, 04:05 PM   #6
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Check out this one Albie: I think it’s off my old ‘94?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ducati-Mo...EAAOSweNVesFAD
Hi mate just got one off PD along with the cranking handle as PD described the long breather hose.
I am more concerned with just crack free parts. Those inner guards all look the same but they have different cut out lengths on the sides.

My rear number plate / mudguard has that web but manufactured 1993. I ok with that. Must have been a reason to add the web. As in the very first number plate lights had scews outwards.
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Old 15-01-2020, 09:55 PM   #7
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I'm still after a rear inner mudguard but one with no cracked fittings or drilled holes from alarms etc.
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Can you flag up precisely which bits on the parts diagram? If so, I’ll check out my spares stash.
If Darkness can't help you, Albie, and it's either of these parts, then Stein Dinse are showing them as still available so Moto Rapido should be able to help.



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Old 16-01-2020, 08:43 AM   #8
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If Darkness can't help you, Albie, and it's either of these parts, then Stein Dinse are showing them as still available so Moto Rapido should be able to help.

The rear mudguard you show is slightly different from the ‘93 and early ‘94 ones. The web/fin connecting the indicator mounts wasn’t there.
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