750 s

Festa748 · 20-Oct-2004, 19:45

My mate rides a kawi at the mo and rang me today asking about a 750 s anyone give me some info about them

thanks Nathan

Old Yella · 20-Oct-2004, 22:30

Has he seen the matt black one in Premier at Askern?
It has DSC stickers on it but dont know whos it is?
Did not have too good a look at it as we were checking the ZX10 out on the stand and the black one on the shop floor, tempting bike.

Festa748 · 21-Oct-2004, 00:10

Yer he had a look at it the other day Geoff and said he likes it so asked me to ask about to see what they are like and that

Finally converted him i hope

kwikbitch · 21-Oct-2004, 00:29

The sport differs from the super sport in that it has a single disc and unadjustable forks.
Easier to maintain in that it is a duo rather than a quattro...thus servicing costs are cheaper.
You can get them half faired here...Full faired sports are possibly parallel imports, mine is, this isn't to be confused with a grey import. Air cooled...
You can pick one up new for about 5 grand (there was a 900s in matlock brand new £4999)...there was one on fleabay that didn't sell for £2750 (bargain!)
OH!...just changed to twin discs...I recommend you do this!
Lisa

rockhopper · 21-Oct-2004, 09:46

Almost right Lisa, i think you'll find that all the 600, 620, 750 and 900 models have two valve heads, the 748,916,996 motors have four valve heads.

Old Yella · 21-Oct-2004, 14:41

Leave her alone Paul.

She likes to whitter on, dont matter if its right or not!

She doesnt need to know how many valves it has, just how good it is on the grass?

Festa
Looked tidy enough to me, get him a test ride booked then find him one somewhere else, low trade in values at Premier and wont move on prices much either.

rockhopper · 21-Oct-2004, 14:53

Very true, and when they are laying down on their side it doesnt really matter how many valves they have does it?

keefer · 21-Oct-2004, 15:00

nice looking bike, But lacks the go of the four valve bikes

kwikbitch · 21-Oct-2004, 21:14

OIY!.....YOU TWO!
I heard that!...

kwikbitch · 21-Oct-2004, 21:18

Quote:

Originally posted by rockhopper
Almost right Lisa, i think you'll find that all the 600, 620, 750 and 900 models have two valve heads, the 748,916,996 motors have four valve heads.

YES I DO KNOW THAT.....If you read the first sentence I only compared the S and the SS in the fact that the s has unadjustable forks...

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20-Oct-2004, 19:45	#1
Festa748 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 286 Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Selby North Yorks 750 s My mate rides a kawi at the mo and rang me today asking about a 750 s anyone give me some info about them thanks Nathan Reply

21-Oct-2004, 00:10	#3
Festa748 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 286 Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Selby North Yorks Yer he had a look at it the other day Geoff and said he likes it so asked me to ask about to see what they are like and that Finally converted him i hope Reply

21-Oct-2004, 09:46	#5
rockhopper Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,367 Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Pinxton Almost right Lisa, i think you'll find that all the 600, 620, 750 and 900 models have two valve heads, the 748,916,996 motors have four valve heads. Reply

21-Oct-2004, 14:53	#7
rockhopper Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,367 Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Pinxton Very true, and when they are laying down on their side it doesnt really matter how many valves they have does it? Reply

21-Oct-2004, 15:00	#8
keefer Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,518 Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: hants Mood: Found a CR250. Let the bone braking begin nice looking bike, But lacks the go of the four valve bikes Reply

21-Oct-2004, 21:14	#9
kwikbitch Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,911 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Nottingham Mood: Smiley and waiting for the sunshine OIY!.....YOU TWO! I heard that!... Reply