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TT 350
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Noely
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TT350 1990
XT600Z 88, another complete one. - Previously Owned Bikes: 1st - 1975 XL 250
2nd - 1982 XT250
3rd - 1984 XT600
4th - 1986 XT600Z - Location: Mount Pleasant, Sth Aust.
Re: TT 350
Well spotted Fran, 
I'm not sure about yourself but i'm confused into the why there would be a 10kg difference between models 
and the HP????
I'm not sure about yourself but i'm confused into the why there would be a 10kg difference between models and the HP????-
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TT350 1990
XT600Z 88, another complete one. - Previously Owned Bikes: 1st - 1975 XL 250
2nd - 1982 XT250
3rd - 1984 XT600
4th - 1986 XT600Z - Location: Mount Pleasant, Sth Aust.
Re: TT 350
Howdy, just finished uploading all of these. South Australian Reliability Trials, Round 5, all 8 stages. Rally Class only.
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TT350 1990
XT600Z 88, another complete one. - Previously Owned Bikes: 1st - 1975 XL 250
2nd - 1982 XT250
3rd - 1984 XT600
4th - 1986 XT600Z - Location: Mount Pleasant, Sth Aust.
Re: TT 350
Hi Fran 
is there any photos on how you mounted your bash plate? I've put a hole in my clutch cover from a stick and would like to make a bash plate for the TT just not sure on how and wear the mount it too.
there's a second hand cover on ebay that i'm going for and the next ride is at Palmer on the 30th of August. Its cutting it fine so hopefully I'll have done by then. Clutch cover not bash plate.
is there any photos on how you mounted your bash plate? I've put a hole in my clutch cover from a stick and would like to make a bash plate for the TT just not sure on how and wear the mount it too. there's a second hand cover on ebay that i'm going for and the next ride is at Palmer on the 30th of August. Its cutting it fine so hopefully I'll have done by then. Clutch cover not bash plate.
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Re: TT 350
Nice riding, I really really wish I went off road 40 years ago, if I tried this I'd hit a tree or drown.
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Re: TT 350
What did the guy stop on stage 8 Greg? that track looks nice (no dust) and nice & cool im guessing.
Mezo.
Mezo.
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TT350 1990
XT600Z 88, another complete one. - Previously Owned Bikes: 1st - 1975 XL 250
2nd - 1982 XT250
3rd - 1984 XT600
4th - 1986 XT600Z - Location: Mount Pleasant, Sth Aust.
Re: TT 350
There are alot of older fella's riding 50+ My belief is just trail ride the course and stay on the bike. I will be 50 myself in Dec this year. The guy in front of me is the Sweep rider who was opening all the wire gates for the actual competitors. So i was number 1 off the rack. (Point Man) Yes the tracks were all good but a bit slippery in places that's for sure.
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Re: TT 350
One bolt at the front and a pair of zip ties around the frame rails at the rear.
The zip ties are fine as they're just holding the plate straight and not taking any load or shear forces.
I'll have to take a photo of the rear ones as I didn't back then.
The zip ties are fine as they're just holding the plate straight and not taking any load or shear forces.
I'll have to take a photo of the rear ones as I didn't back then.
Fran
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TT350 1990
XT600Z 88, another complete one. - Previously Owned Bikes: 1st - 1975 XL 250
2nd - 1982 XT250
3rd - 1984 XT600
4th - 1986 XT600Z - Location: Mount Pleasant, Sth Aust.
Re: TT 350
Bloody Hell. One bolt and two zip ties. How cool is that???? 
I like it because its simple Thanks for that Fran. I'll be very interested in seeing photos of the back end. 
I like it because its simple Thanks for that Fran. I'll be very interested in seeing photos of the back end.