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High mud guard
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http://www.xt660.com/gallery/display...p?imageid=1729 http://www.xt660.com/gallery/display...p?imageid=1732 Fitted a high front mud guard and some Trellborg army special tyres The mud guard is a WR400/450 Polisport, you just have to put some 5 or 6 shims (washers) under the rear 2 bolts (longer ones) to tilt it slightly so it clears the radiator. Thank you to Valentine for the heads up on the make of mud guard :002: |
Very nice ,just what i was looking for
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Lovely. Where do we get them and how much do they cost?
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http://www.trelleborgtyres.co.uk/category_Trail_1.htm |
Sorry, should have made it clear, I meant the polisport high mudguard. Emotions running ahead of the brain ..... again!
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Now that I do like!!
That mudguard looks the mutts nuts and I do like the look of the Trelleborg tyres. I think I shall keep some of those in mind when the Tourances are shot...
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Great look !
As a result of your pics I've ordered the mudguard off of Ebay, for �12.99 + p/p, so hopefully will be fitting this weekend. Those tyres look the part too, I've read they should give long life on road use, I wonder what that might be ?, and if they are a wise idea for the daily commute. |
Uncle Ricky please report about the tires you have put on.
How are the on/off road, mileage, and which dimensions did you choose to fit the stock rim, because, the have different markings than stock tire. I guess 4.75/17 am i right? Which tire you have in front? Thank you for your answers. T-644 Army Special http://www.trelleborgtyres.co.uk/sho...s/image_32.jpg Army Special tyres as used by the Swedish Army. Excellent dual purpose tyre, road legal and speed rated. These tyres give good off road performance whilst offering long life for on road use. Excellent in Rally Type events. Cambriam, Hafren, Dyfi etc Road Legal: Yes FIM Approved: No Price: �51 Please select: |
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diggin that look
RIDE ON :fing23: |
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Off road they are the mutts nuts. They will take a 100 miles to scrub them in, I have 28psi in the front and 30 in the rear. The tyres will handle totally different to road bias tyres and you will have to adapt your riding, ie; they will move around abit which you get use too. (front tyre) The front will go lightish at high speeds 75-80mph due to you only running on the centre knobs on the front which is over the speed limit :laughing5: any way You will also have to allow more time for braking due to less tyre contact with the road. Now that they are scrubbed in (250 miles) I have no problems banking it over to the edge of the tyres with confidence. They will not suit everyone has they handle different to normal tyres, I have just come up the motorway a little over the limit with no problem and handle OK. I will try dropping the front tyre down to 25psi to see if that stops a bit of the lightness at speed. I am use to riding with enduro tyres on a KTM300 which has less knobbies on the tyre and less contact with the road so I knew what to expect. Mileage I don't know yet I would guess around 3k for the rear |
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You threw me when you said THEM, This is were I got it http://www.dirtbikexpress.co.uk/plas...nduro_plastics |
front Fenders
Uncle Ricky,
Is the colour the same blue??? I've got a Yamaha YZ blue but have not fitted it. Do you need to cut the rear end of the fender? As will it hit the radiator? And how's the temperature of the bike, any difference? :runaway: |
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Hi danial, the colour is a darker blue, re fitting if you re read my 1st post it will tell you how :110:, it does not effect the temperature. I have removed the tow hook also. :smilies0225: |
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I had one of those on but left the tow hook on, but turned it upside down and instead of washers used rubber washers. It's a little tricky to get it on without it fouling the radiator but easy enough.
I have one for sale if anyone wants it, in black, �10 including postage? |
cannywabs - I've sent you a pm.
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I mounted an Acerbis motard front guard seen here
http://i672.photobucket.com/albums/v...083640x480.jpg http://i672.photobucket.com/albums/v...089640x480.jpg Mounted the tie down hook upside down happy days. TB |
The only problem with the short supermoto mud guard, is that due to being not very long at the front you will get alot of road dirt covering the front of your bike (lights) when it is wet, and it won't stop any mud when off roading.
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Tow hook
Nice mod uncle ricky ,but the Tow Hook needs to be moved to the rear , so we can tow all the broken down KTM`s , lol !
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Danial,
What fork protectors did you find to fit and what have you used on the Ten? AM |
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The fork protectors are from Acerbis, I used the 97'KTM 250 ones, got from the KTM agent back here. Try to look for it at your KTM agent. Just do abit of adjustment and it will be fine..... cheers |
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