Found a good deal. I hope & thought one of you may know the prev owner or any history of this 98 M900 I just picked up. I’m keepng my other ‘98 (which I bought off here 9-10 yrs ago). Not sure if ill keep, trade , or sell parts on this new one yet. Still “cleaning it up”. I hope to keep it on the road either way. 

i bought it in the Columbia SC area a few weeks ago, but the previous owner had it veey briefly-68 miles - & got it from a widow whose hubby had it & passed & she was in Greeneville SC, USA.

tons of Roadracing & old upgrade parts- all aluminiumâ€"-tank, dash, fenders,sidecovers, front fairing, kickstand, steering dampner?, pegs? , * Marvic Penta cast mag wheels, fcr41s, etc.    Showing 50k miles. Lived on a dirt & sand road.   
I have no history on it.  New belts and oil 1st . Last pic is of my other regular m900.

difficult to see, must stand on my head

Quote from: silas on August 01, 2018, 05:44:55 PM

What are these wheels?

RR side covers, fenders, fairing painted alu.

Quote from: pepeducat on August 02, 2018, 04:41:48 AM
What are these wheels?

These gold wheels are stamped HI-POINT and DOT.   They are forged aluminum, 6" rear, and super straight. I understand from 1995-2000 Hi-Point wheels were made & imported to the USA.  They helped perfect forged aluminum wheel mfg. After around 2000 the company was renamed to Carrozzeria. My research shows the company was started by a Japanese Engineer who worked for a few Jap. mfrs.   PVM makes/ made a very similar wheel.
Sorry about the upside down pics. I can't seem to fix it when they're from tinypic.

Very sharp looking Monster

Quote from: koko64 on August 02, 2018, 12:21:56 PM
Very sharp looking Monster

Sez the guy that sees the pics right side up! 

Quote from: silas on August 02, 2018, 07:52:44 AM
These gold wheels are stamped HI-POINT and DOT.   They are forged aluminum, 6" rear, and super straight. I understand from 1995-2000 Hi-Point wheels were made & imported to the USA.  They helped perfect forged aluminum wheel mfg. After around 2000 the company was renamed to Carrozzeria. My research shows the company was started by a Japanese Engineer who worked for a few Jap. mfrs.   PVM makes/ made a very similar wheel.
Sorry about the upside down pics. I can't seem to fix it when they're from tinypic.

thank you, I will see at PVM then

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Pics were fine from here

Quote from: Speeddog on August 02, 2018, 12:42:15 PM
Sez the guy that sees the pics right side up! 

I've seen a number of fuel filters like that one that kink at the small end when they get hot.
Makes me nervous.

Quote from: Speeddog on August 02, 2018, 09:29:13 PM



I've seen a number of fuel filters like that one that kink at the small end when they get hot.
Makes me nervous.

yes, thats on the list too- after belts, i changed the oil