Gran passo at STV motorcycles
Re: Gran passo at STV motorcycles
Roofus, do you happen to know when the last time the valve clearances were checked?
Cheers
Mark
Cheers
Mark
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Re: Gran passo at STV motorcycles
Mark, try Mullen motorcycles in Londonderry for Morini servicing. Morini dealer.
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Pretty sure not long before I bought it ,Paul at stv should be able to clarify at what mileage ,cheers
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Thanks for that roofus, I'll maybe fire them a message in the coming weeks when we see whats happening with all these lockdowns.
Forgot about them mickey, other end of the country so don't know much about them but could be a good shout
Forgot about them mickey, other end of the country so don't know much about them but could be a good shout
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Re: Gran passo at STV motorcycles
They have claimed (to a friend / contact of mine) that the bike is sold - but that was over a month ago...
Several of the new Morini leak from the front cylinder on the near side; my GP does have a slight weep there, but not enough to affect the oil level significantly (i.e. - visual measurement) between service intervals. As I only wash the GP occasionally - Floyd would claim never - I don't really notice it enough to worry about it, and it never drips any oil on the garage floor. But then, I have an old British bike, so my reference levels are a little different...
Good riding,
CC
Several of the new Morini leak from the front cylinder on the near side; my GP does have a slight weep there, but not enough to affect the oil level significantly (i.e. - visual measurement) between service intervals. As I only wash the GP occasionally - Floyd would claim never - I don't really notice it enough to worry about it, and it never drips any oil on the garage floor. But then, I have an old British bike, so my reference levels are a little different...
Good riding,
CC
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Thanks for the info Chris, on both fronts.
It looks like that one might have the similar issue then, hardly a deal breaker, just the charm of it
It looks like that one might have the similar issue then, hardly a deal breaker, just the charm of it

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Re: Gran passo at STV motorcycles
It’s still for sale
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What BMW owners used to refer to as "light misting" ?corsaro chris wrote:They have claimed (to a friend / contact of mine) that the bike is sold - but that was over a month ago...
Several of the new Morini leak from the front cylinder on the near side; my GP does have a slight weep there, but not enough to affect the oil level significantly (i.e. - visual measurement) between service intervals. As I only wash the GP occasionally - Floyd would claim never - I don't really notice it enough to worry about it, and it never drips any oil on the garage floor. But then, I have an old British bike, so my reference levels are a little different...
Good riding,
CC
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Thanks roofus.roofus wrote:It’s still for sale
72, I always believed Italian bikes don't leak oil, they mark their territory
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My old bike, I sold it 2 years ago for 3250, a bargain at the time, nothing wrong with it, I went right through it, having owned it for 4 years, bit over priced I think that’s why it still for sale, worth around 3950 ish?
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Hi painter, good to hear its a well looked after bike.
I've hopefully another morini lined up but I keep an eye on the granpasso, just incase.
Cheers
I've hopefully another morini lined up but I keep an eye on the granpasso, just incase.
Cheers
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Hi all
Such a shame this is priced where it is, I would consider buying it back , I spent a lot of time on this bike and know it very well. My modern bike is a Bmw r1200gs rallye with all the bells and whistles, but it does not really excite me like the GP, it’s all a bit refined, very quick competent and probably brilliant but I do have a hankering for my old GP. So if you are thinking of selling in my opinion don’t.
Such a shame this is priced where it is, I would consider buying it back , I spent a lot of time on this bike and know it very well. My modern bike is a Bmw r1200gs rallye with all the bells and whistles, but it does not really excite me like the GP, it’s all a bit refined, very quick competent and probably brilliant but I do have a hankering for my old GP. So if you are thinking of selling in my opinion don’t.
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Yeah I'd second that opinion of don't, I sold my 9.5 10 yrs ago and nothing has really compared since, so much so that all being well I've now agreed a sale on my second 9.5 

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Yes, I am trying to hatch a plan myself, there is something about that engine, it’s almost alive like a living being.
Apart from the front forks there is nothing I would change and I believe you can get cartridges for them .
Apart from the front forks there is nothing I would change and I believe you can get cartridges for them .
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Hi there everyone, pleased to say I now own this bike, it is epic, I love the engine, I am based near Moto Hub in Stoke which did my Scrambler mods, great lads, maybe see you around Wales area @painter?