The tank is now in progress. Strip that shit! (Work being done by Jeff Yarrington from Saint Motor Company) In the words of Wiz Khalifa… BLACK AND YELLOW BLACK AND YELLOW. Kinda looks nice all metal. And now onto the choices… A little mash up I threw together. Or, good ol’ classic.. I think I know where I’m going with this now.
Cleaning the carbs, bleeding the brakes, and going for my first ride on the Monster Project.
Here’s the [really short] footage of the Monster running for the first time in over a year. It was running pretty rough but I was excited that it still started. It growled pretty well the next day after some tinkering. I’ll get around to that blog entry about getting it rolling and riding this weekend soon enough!
Last night was the first time I really explored the Monster in full. I’d inspected it pretty well, but it was time to get dirty. Drained the fluids and took some photos of the damage.
Beginning the Monster Project parts collection process and making sure the engine turns over.
I am officially a Ducati owner! Monster 750 from 1998. She was wrecked twice by her previous owner. But I’m going to turn her luck around.