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Parts for a 2003 XT600E
I am looking for some parts for my 2003 model XT600E
I would like to get these parts for my bike to make it a bit better for my trip next year.
1. Larger foot pegs as the ones on it are too thin and i can feel them when stood on the pegs, i am a size UK 7 foot, Euro 41/42 so will in need to get different gear selector and rear brake lever?
2. A taller bolt on screen
3. Making my suspension a bit harder as there is quite a lot of front end dive under braking and they are a bit soft, I am hearing Hydrapro are good springs.
I am in the UK so a Uk based business would be better. Bolt on stuff would be better rather than making modifications
This is the bike at the moment
http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub.../xt-600e-76823, photos are at the bottom of the thread.
Any help or info would be great, been looking on the Net but not having much joy
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Search for "Tw200 footpegs" on ebay, the fit xt600, all you need to do is drille a small hole for the spring in one of them. Super simple, and they're cheap.
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Good link for prep info here if you havent seen it already...
Motorbike Travels
PS seeing as you already have an Acerbis tank, if you come across one in your hunt for bits please let me know
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Originally Posted by Crazy Dave
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Thx Dave
will these fit the 2003 model?
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Caps
Thx Dave
will these fit the 2003 model?
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I think so.
I saw it here:
Motorbike Travels: Yamaha XT600E Modifications
Just realised it is the Same link as Braddan posted lol
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