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I have a 1978 Darmah with a problem. The ignition pickup wires were cut without tagging which ones correspond with eachother. I tried using an ohm meter to solve this dilemma by checking continuity, but could not find a point on the pickups where the wires are exposed or there ...

mizike77 wrote:I am glad you hung on to her..... shes a fantastic machine !

Thank you. I am very pleased with the results and am fortunate to enjoy this machine again!

After four years of dormancy, I finally resurrected my Le Mans. She started right up and moves down the road as I fondly remembered.

Here is what was done:

- Replacement heads/cylinders from 1978 Le Mans with 29K miles
- New valves, guides, valve springs
- New exhaust headers and Lafranconi ...

What year was this Darmah manufactured?

Bon journo!

I am looking for a shift lever that is off-set (not straight) to clear the primary cover on a 1982 Darmah.
Please let me know if you have a spare to offer.

Mille grazi

Out of curiosity, is the kickstart lever correct? I thought the SS levers were not straight.

Where is this Darmah located?

With all the Ducati porn on this site, I reckon it is XXX.

Osred wrote:...it will be a pain-in-the-donkey to retrofit one.

Donkey? Really, Steve?

For what it is worth, I think the stock kick lever for the Darmah sucks because of the relatively short kick cycle/range.

The supersport style kick lever has a much broader cycle, but is becoming scarce and expensive. When you do find one, you have to consider the quality, as well. I believe some ...

Just sourced a set of cylinders/heads for the LM from a 1978 model with low miles, and ordered a new header and fork tubes. Decided it's about time to get the old girl back on the road!

Cheers

Offering a beautiful, original and rare motorcycle with left side damage from 2008 accident. Right side of bike is perfect. Pretty easy to get back on the road, but I don't have the time. Original mileage 47K, Engine # 072945. WA state collector's license plate (no registration renewal required ...

Offering a beautiful, original and rare motorcycle with left side damage from 2008 accident. Right side of bike is perfect. Pretty easy to get back on the road, but I don't have the time. Original mileage 47K, Engine # 072945. WA state collector's license plate (no registration renewal required ...

Who wants to buy a damaged/salvaged '77 Moto Guzzi LM1 for $18K (USD, no...EUR)?

That sounds like the right price, right?

...The old wheel had some sort of a tube insterted between the bearings so that it could be mounted on the 18mm axle, does it need to be that way? how does the tube come out? tried hiting it with a hammer, it doesnt move.

My recollection, based on the exploded diagram of the rear wheel for a ...