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Season start.
Then it was season start here in Nothern Norway, only 8 degrees but still nice Have a nice summer with your bikes and if someone is up here let me know Pictures of your XTs would be nice.
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Wow! Looks great!
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Pic of mine. Heavily modded
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Very nice pics, keep them coming, always nice to see all the different models and modding. My first bike was the 89mod XT600 with kickstart 20years ago, damn i remember the feeling i had on my first trip. Have tried alot of different from Buell, Harley, GSXR, YZFR,KTM, VFR+++ and still i think taking my XT for a ride is a good feeling. Easy riding, nice city bike, good for adventure and fun offroad, what more can you demand from a bike.
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Very nice pics, keep them coming, always nice to see all the different models and modding..
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Hello mate, where did you get the highway pegs from? or are they home made?
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Hello mate, where did you get the highway pegs from? or are they home made?
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Yes they are home made. Some TE510 husqvarna buddy pegs that were cut up and welded on a steel profile. Once folded up they are nicely out of the way.
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