[Ducati] re: back in the saddle again

[kevink38 at comcast.net]

What I still NEED, is the reservoir and post for the front brake, and a right front turn indicator housing and lens. Also, the center fairing is ground down a  bit, but it's servicable; and the fairing frame is bent, but I'm pretty sure I can straighten it out and get it welded up (if necessary). Both would be nice to replace, but both can be repaired. The right rear side panel is a little cracked, but it too is repairable (although I'm taking advantage of this very minor damage to buy a solo seat for the bike. The right CF muffler is a bit dinged, but okay; and, like with the seat, I'm thinking about switching to high exit mufflers. And, of course, ... wait,... I could go on for hours (don't forget the Keihins).
Anyway, all I NEED is the turn signal and brake reservoir, some time to clean it up and put it back together, and we're good to go.
--
Kevin Kachadourian 
96 900 SP 
85 650 Alazzurra (old dog still bites)

Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2007 19:55:11 -0800
From: "Don Hill" <desmonic at sbcglobal.net>
Subject: Re: [Ducati] back in the saddle again
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What do you still need for the SS?
Don


Subject: [Ducati] back in the saddle again


> Friday, I took the Cagiva to work, after a 10 week hiatus for a broken 
> collarbone. It was great to be back in the saddle again, and the weather 
> has turned beautiful here in time for me to enjoy riding completely. Of 
> course, the Alazzurra doesn't quite leap under throttle the way the 900 
> does. A few more parts and a few more weeks, and we should all be repaired 
> and on the road.
> Only problem now is, those shinny seal-coat patches in the curves make me 
> nervous.
> --
> Kevin Kachadourian
> 96 900 SP
> 85 650 Alazzurra (old dog still bites)
> *****