He is not looking after it for a balding Brit named Mike that went out to pick up fish & chips & has not returned yet is he?

I know that was really bad taste & apologise to all

get to know this guy well enough for him to make the offer to you, it is definately worth it :thumbup:

this thursday or friday i will try to get the VIN # for the 750 paso. how many miles can one get on one of these bikes before it would need to be rebuilt? and does $5500 us dollars seem like a fair price for a spotless 750 paso with 8000 miles on it? i plan on rideing the bike on the interstate about 80 miles a day. if and when i get it one of the first thing i plan on doing to it is the electrical upgrades with the relays. and if the carbs are all that bad i would change them out second.

mr_nibble
phx usa

I think that price might be a bit high for the bike, and I suggest you hold off for a while.

Seems dear enough, but it depends how badly you want it too.......
There are 2 Pasos for sale on e-bay(????) $4500US for the pair - 906 + 907 from memory........
A well serviced Paso should do 50,000m without needing any major mechanical work, depending on how it gets ridden too.....

I have 80,000+ km on my 906. It has had everything replaced when it should, oil change every 2500km. always garaged & teh polish kept up to it. I have not had any majr problems other than electrics getting worn & some dodgy fuel (& that Tacho not working but i have yet to look at it). If It has been treated well & you want it bad enough pay the price (or as low as you can talk the owner) & enjoy. If you are riding those k's daily you will really appreciate the Paso :thumbup: