Parts arrived,little bit of tinkering to do with the caliper spacer ie packing.
But finally getting somewhere
USD forks on a XTZ660
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Chicko
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Re: USD forks on a XTZ660
Parts arrived,little bit of tinkering to do with the caliper spacer ie packing.
But finally getting somewhere
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Mezo
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Re: USD forks on a XTZ660
Its huge (well thats what she said to me last night) 
Mezo.
Mezo.
"A wise man makes his own decisions, an ignorant man follows public opinion"
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Chicko
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Re: USD forks on a XTZ660
Haha indeed 
should be better than poor old worn out disk.
should be better than poor old worn out disk.-
Chicko
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Re: USD forks on a XTZ660
New update braided brake line fitted,still sourcing packers for caliper.
Intake manifold is set to go back on,then the carby tank etc etc I will be a f**king expert at tank removal and installation hahaha
At the rate I'm going she should be nearly ready by the Tenere do next year
Intake manifold is set to go back on,then the carby tank etc etc I will be a f**king expert at tank removal and installation hahaha
At the rate I'm going she should be nearly ready by the Tenere do next year
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Chicko
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Re: USD forks on a XTZ660
Finally got the old beast finished all bolted tight. Now to have it reregoed and a few small things to tidy up for rego.
Planning a trip out Uluru via the Plenty hway should be interesting
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qwertylolman
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Re: USD forks on a XTZ660
Has anyone tried to set White Power USD fork on XTZ660?
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kooijmansbram
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Re: USD forks on a XTZ660
Hey guys,
Great project you did Chicko, I like the idea of a XT/tenere with USD forks.. makes it look a litter more of the modern dirtbikes. If i may ask: what year WR forks did your brother used for his XT fork swap?
Greets,
Bram
Great project you did Chicko, I like the idea of a XT/tenere with USD forks.. makes it look a litter more of the modern dirtbikes. If i may ask: what year WR forks did your brother used for his XT fork swap?
Greets,
Bram