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16-04-2024, 09:55 AM | #1 |
These must fit a Monster?
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Stockton Heath
Bike: Multiple Monsters
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A quandary... advice in the NW
Morning folks! Long time and I hope this finds those I still remember keeping well!
Life has changed quite significantly for me over the past five years or so. I have however held on to the old '98 M900 that I bought from Gordon those many years ago and did a little cosmetic rebuild another quite a few years ago: http://www.ukmonster.co.uk/monster/s...ad.php?t=55114 She's sat in a damp small garage and although turning over and running under choke she's mis firing like a bitch and cutting out when off choke. Pretty certain the carbs needs coming off and cleaning given she was left standing for so long. She's also showing signs of needing a fair bit of cosmetic work, powder coating frame and casings. I've not got the garage to do such work, and I certainly can't afford to pay Ducati dealer rates. So, two options I see are: 1. Anyone know private Ducati mechanic or garage very near the Chester / Ellesmere Port area who I could trust and wouldn't cost a fortune to strip her down for me. 2. Anyone with the means to do work who would consider buying her for a not ridiculously cheap price just because she's not running right now? Or, any other ideas? All the best folks... Jim
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