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Hello Craig and Ducadini, Thank you for the quick reply to my question and all the detailed informations including pictures and diagrams. Very helpful for me. I will do the oil change first and see how that goes. I will post up a result once I have done the change. Regards Brad PS Craig by coinciden...

Gents, I have an early SSD and have just got it back on the road after cleaning up a few pieces. All cosmetic. I cannot for the life of me get the bike into neutral when at a set of traffic lights. Have to sit there idling with the clutch pulled in. I do not ride much in traffic but I just hate wear...

Steve,
Thank you for the reply. Appreciate the help.

cheers
Brad

Gents
I have a Darmah and just trying to remove the screw in gland or bush that seals the ignition pick up wires on the clutch cover. I have removed the first locking ring but having problems with the larger one.

Any ideas appreciated.

cheers

That little allen head screw [set,grub?] in the lever is either 3 or 4 mm x .7 or .75 it's there to adjust the lever free play. Unusual for them to fall out as they are loctited in and hard to move without rounding out. It looks like the kit Craig shows includes it. Thank you WD for the info. :)

Hi Brad, 6mm x 24 x 1. The unthreaded section is 10mm long. And don't forget the wave washer to keep the lever snug. Part no. 0820.39.798, btw. Was originally sold as a kit like this ... https://www.stein-dinse.biz/images/product_images/info_images/10279810.jpg ... and still available here: https:/...

Hello,
I have found the set screw from my front brake lever on my Darmah is missing. I would like to replace it but do not know the size. Can anyone please tell me the size for the set screw ? Any help appreciated. Regards Brad

Gents please see my ebay ad for Tarozzi Clip Ons for 38mm forks. As on a Darmah for instance. These are to rise up the clip ons and raise about 70 mm. Still in the box. I fitted one side to test and ended up using a different set. Never used on the bike so like new. Much less than a brand new set. G...

Hi Steve, Thank you for the message. Good to know someone saw the post. I believe mine is a 1978. One of the first built The Australian Compliance Plate is marked 12/78. It is my understanding that the ADR plate is attached at the factory. I know reading Ian Falloon's book that a batch came to Austr...

Recently picked up a 1978 SSD Darmah and look forward to doing some work on it to get it up to scratch.

Look forward to speaking with other owners and gain some knowledge.

cheers Brad

Hi, I have a 1977 750SS, the round case, that I am thinking of selling. I bought it about 4 years ago and have never ridden it, it is safely stored away in my storage bin. I live in Sydney Australia. Let me know if you are interested. :-D Vickie No response to PM's Maybe not that keen on selling ??...

Hi, I have a 1977 750SS, the round case, that I am thinking of selling. I bought it about 4 years ago and have never ridden it, it is safely stored away in my storage bin. I live in Sydney Australia. Let me know if you are interested. :-D Vickie Hi Vickie I am in Sydney too let me know what it is e...

Hi Steve,
I had a look on google for the supplier and found him. I assume he does a standard tank too.

thanks for the tip

cheers
Brad

Steve
Why can't you ride it with the fiberglass tank ?
Is it a local law in the US ?

Do you have a link to the aluminum tank supplier ?

Cheers

An imola tank is a couple inches longer than the SS tanks...... I know that you have to trim the front off a solo SS seat to fit one so I can't imagine a dual seat being any different and therefore needing to be trimmed as well. I converted a 1980 900 SS with an Imola tank and had to cut the seat f...