750 engine wanted

shmokica · **Joined:** Wed Jan 16, 2013 5:28 pm **Posts:** 83

Bugger it closed. I could have purchased it at $1200....

graeme · **Posted:** Thu Sep 19, 2013 11:31 pm

Look at the auctions and buy a repairable write off, or a write off if you don't need the future registration stuff.
eg,http://www.manheim.com.au/about-us/locations

mooyendyk · **Posted:** Fri Sep 20, 2013 1:32 am

shmokica wrote:

Bugger it closed. I could have purchased it at $1200....

Ye saw that, looked a bit neglected, what are the 750 ss engines like worth while purchase.

mooyendyk · **Posted:** Fri Sep 20, 2013 1:35 am

graeme wrote:

Look at the auctions and buy a repairable write off, or a write off if you don't need the future registration stuff.
eg,http://www.manheim.com.au/about-us/locations

Thanks Graeme checking out this site now.

mooyendyk · **Posted:** Fri Sep 20, 2013 1:38 am

mooyendyk wrote:

ULD wrote:

He Mickael,

You have this one but it 's on the other side of the world unless you have holidays in France.
http://www.leboncoin.fr/equipement_moto ... htm?ca=7_s
Regards.

It looks beautiful. 3000 Euros is a lot more than I was hoping to pay but I will keep it in mind.
Thanks for the suggestion.

Did you sell it, I keep thinking about it.....

graeme · **Posted:** Fri Sep 20, 2013 1:55 am

"Ye saw that, looked a bit neglected, what are the 750 ss engines like worth while purchase."

OK. I used a '95 SS 750 as the doner for a TT replica.
Any of the carby models are easy if you use the donor swing arm as well.
Alter a 650 Cagiva rear head to match the front head, get a new pair of front cams from a 900ie or ST2 and away you go.
Or leave the carbs as is on the donor engine and try and fit them under the F3 tank?
I believe the 800 SS engine is stronger than the earlier 750's
(I'll show you in a few months when we move to Cygnet)

Graeme

mooyendyk · **Posted:** Sat Sep 21, 2013 7:38 am

graeme wrote:

"Ye saw that, looked a bit neglected, what are the 750 ss engines like worth while purchase."

OK. I used a '95 SS 750 as the doner for a TT replica.
Any of the carby models are easy if you use the donor swing arm as well.
Alter a 650 Cagiva rear head to match the front head, get a new pair of front cams from a 900ie or ST2 and away you go.
Or leave the carbs as is on the donor engine and try and fit them under the F3 tank?
I believe the 800 SS engine is stronger than the earlier 750's
(I'll show you in a few months when we move to Cygnet)

Graeme

Hi Graeme, Cygnet beaut spot I ride the Don De Castro Channel road to Cygnet it is one of the best rides ever.
See you when you get there, you'll hear me coming....Lotus eaters cafe great food, excellent butcher there makes awesome bacon and other small goods.

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