Sports: Re: [DucatiST] Never should have sold it.

If you fix it "right," it would take about 4 hours to install a new stator, regulator and the wire to move the regulator to a place where it is in the airflow. Once that is done, unless you're stuck in freeway traffic above 90 degrees, it'll charge for many years.

Jack in NC

On 3/4/2013 2:42 PM, flashgv2012 wrote:

"> Does it need to run?"

I do almost none of my own work on my bikes. I don't have the time, the tools or the talent/skill. So I put my cherished items repairs and maintenance into more capable hands.

That said, I probably wouldn't be looking for something that I couldn't at least start up and probably ride.

Thanks!

Gordon

--- In st2_owners@yahoogroups.com, Rolland Waters wrote:
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> On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 7:05 AM, flashgv2012 wrote:
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> > I'm on the hunt for an ST2 in the northwest, specifically Bainbridge
> > Island, near Seattle and surrounding area. I'm looking at least as far
> > south as Portland.
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>
> Does it need to run?
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> I have a '98 in perfect mechanical shape and almost perfect body shape that
> I'm starting to wonder whether or not I'll get around to understanding why
> it doesn't charge.
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> Just north of downtown Bellevue.
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> It, as they say, ran when I parked it. :-)
>