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XT660Z finally roadlegal!
Yesterday i received my official papers for my XT660Z.
I've imported a great XT660Z from a German enthusiast who had to let it go. My bike: https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/UB...oqs=w1358-h764 I've had a Africa Twin before with which i experienced some great adventures. Two months ago i decided it's time for new dreams and great trips and i pulled the trigger on this baby. The procedure to get it registered and road legal has been a bit of a pain with bureaucratic nonsense. I've imported before, but that was a much quicker proces. Unfortunatly this changed :( hopefully i can get a license plate tomorrow. And hopefully the roads will be saltfree, so i can ride it :gbxtank: |
:006: Welcome on board mate.
Nice bike! |
That looks like a very trick bike. Post more pics plz.
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Looks lovely!
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:hello: and :welcome: to :660:
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Welcome & enjoy.
Sweet ride, I'm sure it's the bike I've seen on goggle images. |
what a great looking tenere,looks like your going to have some fun on that mate
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Today i already had loads of fun on my first real ride. It has less then half the power of my Tiger 1050, and the cornering isn't as confident yet, but what machine...
Taking speedbumps and such high speed without noticing is great fun. Also the "lack" of power is no issue. It's kind of a good thing that full throttle through the gears takes longer and doesnt throw you into warp speed. I found a Dyno in the documentation: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-R...TenereDyno.png |
It's all very white, bit like Richard Hammond's teeth - going to take some effort to keep it looking that shiny! ;)
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