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55W1985 wrote:Mark,could you make a picture of where that is?
Karl
Sure Karl, you can see the weld on the inside & the carbon build up behind the weld, im going to grind that away on my pipes & run a weld around the outside, makes me wonder why Yamaha never did it like that in the first place. :scratch:

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I read on other forums guys removing it, but they said leave some or it will crack, but if you weld the outside for peace of mind cant see why you wouldn't go flush with it, its obvious with the build up of carbon on the back of the weld its no frigging use there, not even for back pressure reasons as id imagine they would do that at the baffles.

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Anyone got the low down on a kit for the shock linkages?
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Eric66 wrote:Anyone got the low down on a kit for the shock linkages?
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Im pretty sure there is no kit (at least there wasn't) you have to get the parts individually Eric.

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It's on the way to Australia!

http://www.ebay.de/itm/XT-600-Tenere-34 ... 0650728183
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Eric66 wrote:It's on the way to Australia!

http://www.ebay.de/itm/XT-600-Tenere-34 ... 0650728183
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Nice & clean like most of the euro parts are.

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Brand new so he say's!
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Nice investment!
Did you got that side cover too?
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MEZO wrote:
55W1985 wrote:Mark,could you make a picture of where that is?
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Sure Karl, you can see the weld on the inside & the carbon build up behind the weld, im going to grind that away on my pipes & run a weld around the outside, makes me wonder why Yamaha never did it like that in the first place. :scratch:



I read on other forums guys removing it, but they said leave some or it will crack, but if you weld the outside for peace of mind cant see why you wouldn't go flush with it, its obvious with the build up of carbon on the back of the weld its no frigging use there, not even for back pressure reasons as id imagine they would do that at the baffles.

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I read on other forums guys removing it, but they said leave some or it will crack, but if you weld the outside for peace of mind cant see why you wouldn't go flush with it, its obvious with the build up of carbon on the back of the weld its no frigging use there, not even for back pressure reasons as id imagine they would do that at the baffles.

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Hi Karl, going to have a bid on the side cover, hopefully it won't break the budget!
Regards Eric
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