ducati paso clutch plates

"The Older Gentleman" wrote in
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  >> has anyone experience of the recomended alternative clutch plates for a
  >> ducati paso 906
  >> In the ducatipaso/org site the recomend Suzuki GSF400 clutch plates
  >> My problem is
  >> Ducati dry clutch?
  >> Jap, bike wet clutch??
  >>
  >> PS I think its a classic anyway before you winge
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 > Is the Paso a wet clutch or dry? Some Ducatis have wet clutches - not
 > sure about the Paso, though.
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Actually said in post
  >> My problem is
  >> Ducati dry clutch?

Am happy to send a spare pair of disks if anyone has a GSF400 clutch appart
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"Grimly Curmudgeon" wrote in message

 > It was somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the

 > saying something like:
 >
  >>Actually said in post
   >>>> My problem is
   >>>> Ducati dry clutch?
 >
 > Ah, is it? The way you phrased it makes it look as if you weren't sure.
 >
 > It's perfectly possible the wet clutch plates from the other one might
 > do the job dry, but I'd be inclined to think they might not last very
 > long.
 > Still, if someone else has tried it and it works, why not contact them
 > and confirm it?
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 > Dave
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 > GS850 x2 XS650SE / SE 6a

Believe it or not that was the point of my original post
although the information is on a FAQ for the Ducati Paso it had a question
mark after it and I have been unable to find anyone who has actually used
them
I appologise to the professor of english for my Faux Pas in grammar (that
is probably incorrect as well)
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