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rekainen 05-07-08 21:04

front fork MUTATION xtr>>xtx 07 stainless body
 
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this is my modification that i had make for my xtr>>xtx MUTATION, i show it because i dont saw nothing for this modification, and now my bike its funny and fair....xD!!

sorry for my english :(

Mattithyahu 28-08-08 09:22

This looks super! Where did you get this? You made it yourself? Or is it from some other motorcycle??

Denny 28-08-08 09:50

That just looks like the lower fender has been removed.

motonacio 28-08-08 10:01

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Originally Posted by Denny (Post 66085)
That just looks like the lower fender has been removed.

Plus the addition of the supports and forks brace which does not exist on the R.

Denny 28-08-08 10:33

Do you mean the metal frame thing between the forks?

motonacio 28-08-08 10:52

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Originally Posted by Denny (Post 66088)
Do you mean the metal frame thing between the forks?

Yes - it is a forks brace which the X has but because the R wheel is 21" there is not room for a straight one on the R so they do not put one on at all.

Why they did not put a curved one (curving over the tyre) I do not know. Perhaps there is no real need for a brace and the X one is cosmetic or is the R at some risk of warp under load because it doesn't have one?

There exist so many minor differences between the X and R models that are not apparent to the casual observer - the rear suspension link bones being one - that one wonders why are they different? (The link bones probably to set the suspension level as a result of the front wheel size and geometry differences putting it out of level).

:thumbsup[1]: to rekainen for a splendid job in doing what he wanted.

Denny 28-08-08 10:57

Ahh, I only just noticed the xtr>>xtx in the title, I thought it was an X all along.

Does it act as a brace or just a bracket for the lower fender? I'm guessing they didn't put on the R as it was designed as 'off road' and didn't want it to get clogged up with muck (like it would on the Z?)

Well done though rekainen :thumbsup:

nein 28-08-08 13:30

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Originally Posted by motonacio (Post 66089)
Why they did not put a curved one (curving over the tyre) I do not know. Perhaps there is no real need for a brace and the X one is cosmetic or is the R at some risk of warp under load because it doesn't have one?

IMHO the brace is needed on the X, especially once you have fitted a decent brake pump. The swingarm twists under heavy breaking otherwise. Even the standard brace of the X is not strong enough under really heavy breaking.

Parkez did convert his R into an X and changed also the brake pump. The brake caliper did touch the rims when he braked hard (not under normal riding conditions)

rekainen 30-08-08 10:57

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im sorry for not explain this item because my inglish is lamentable and i cant undersantd your questions... :( but this front fork upgrade is necesary for torsion effect produced when you brake or take a hard curve....((nein menos mal q les has dicho algo por que no tengo ni papa de ingless y esto es pesimo)) this is the spanish explain ^^ sorry again... http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?p=65549#post65549

its a laser product the most economic solution for torsion effects when i changed xtr>>>>xtx
i dont know any people what had needed this item and i dont konw if this problem is in all changes.

marjani 30-08-08 13:25

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Originally Posted by rekainen (Post 60965)
this is my modification that i had make for my xtr>>xtx MUTATION, i show it because i dont saw nothing for this modification, and now my bike its funny and fair....xD!!

sorry for my english :(

Tell us where did you bought this?

Greetings from Holland,

Marcel


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