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 09-09-11, 10:02
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Lean angle on XTR
I am on my first XT660R '06 model and after a number of Suzuki roadbikes I was unsure about how far over an XTR would lean before any problems given it's a trailbike with 21" front wheel long travel suspension etc.
I on the advice of afk40 I fitted a new set of Avon Distanzias in standard sizes.After a bit of rounabout surfing my confidence grew and I can now touchdown the footpegs and sidestand with no issues.I am not claiming to be anything special as a rider infact I'm a bit of a knob sometimes but the credit entirely goes to the Yamaha and Avon engineers for making the most of their fine products.Oh and afk40 for his advice. Last edited by Major Fatty; 09-09-11 at 10:19. |
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09-09-11, 10:05
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I have pictures somewhere on here going back a few years ,doing the same thing with knobbly tyres on
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09-09-11, 10:20
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Even better well done.
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15-09-11, 22:31
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its possible with tkcs on, but not with swiss armys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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15-09-11, 22:46
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With tourances on
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15-09-11, 22:53
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A few more degrees to go yet mate.Give us some sparks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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