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XT600 or XT600e ?
I have an XT600 of 94.
I'm not sure if it's 600e or not.
What's the difference:confused1:...
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28 Nov 2006
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As I know it, the "E" stands for electric start (no manual kick starter).
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1994, with plastic cowls on the lower sides of the fuel tank, oil in frame with a plastic cover that needs to be removed to check the oil level and with the silencer as part of the rear subframe is a 600E.
Earlier Tenere models were generaly either red & white or blue & yellow.
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bike pic
it's with electric start, so OK it's an XT600e.
I'm actuallt thinking of changing it to motard.
Any idea from where I can buy rims and all?
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14 Dec 2006
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Quote:
Originally Posted by caromalta
I have an XT600 of 94.
I'm not sure if it's 600e or not.
What's the difference:confused1:...
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Hi there, I'm sure that I've read somewhere that the "e" stands for europe, and identifies the later bikes made in italy, instead of japan, like the 3AJ model I own.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by caromalta
it's with electric start, so OK it's an XT600e.
I'm actuallt thinking of changing it to motard.
Any idea from where I can buy rims and all?
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looks just like (almost) my 1995 XT600E (US)
better shot (off the Blue Ridge parkway)
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Hi there, I'm sure that I've read somewhere that the "e" stands for europe, and identifies the later bikes made in italy, instead of japan, like the 3AJ model I own.
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No not E for Europe.... My 2003 is an E and is made in japan. XT600E for E-Start.
Andy.
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