Fred´s TT 600 36A/59X bastard

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Re: Fred´s TT 600 36A/59X bastard

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Fred333 wrote: Aha.... hmmmmm... nononnononooooo!!!!
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Re: Fred´s TT 600 36A/59X bastard

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Fred333 wrote:The risers off of a XTZ 660 will rise the handlebar for about an inch.
This is still not the 100 % solution.
The riserbolts are just 8 mm. The standard TT-Bolts are 10mm. And I will lose the rubbermounting...
Hmmmmm..... any thougts?
You could remove the 8mm mounting studs from the XTZ660 risers, then drill & tap the holes & fit the 10mm bolts from the TT.

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Re: Fred´s TT 600 36A/59X bastard

Post by Fred333 »

Hi Rick,
have you done that before?
The bolts look as if they are casted together with the alloypart.
But it´s worth a try... I will try.
Other solution would be a higher handlebar...
Would be a lot of work due to the indicators beeing in the handlebar...
Fred
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Re: Fred´s TT 600 36A/59X bastard

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Fred how much higher you need to go?
You know there are handlebar risers or"Lenker Erhöhungen". you have from 20 up to 50 mm ones.
I made ones myself some time ago for my XR.
Look here.......
http://www.ebay.de/itm/SW-Motech-Lenker ... 0372631961
You get them for tappered bars(fat bars) or the standard ones.
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Re: Fred´s TT 600 36A/59X bastard

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You mean like this?
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This is the situation right now. (30 mm) Not bad but.... ok, I could paint them black. This would help.
I like the XTZ - riser (just measured only 20 mm ) because they look original.
Thanks for help.
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Re: Fred´s TT 600 36A/59X bastard

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Fred333 wrote:Hi Rick,
have you done that before?
The bolts look as if they are casted together with the alloypart.
But it´s worth a try... I will try.
Other solution would be a higher handlebar...
Would be a lot of work due to the indicators beeing in the handlebar...
Fred
No I've not tried it, just an idea that came into my head.

I'm sure you can find a way of changing the bolt, "How hard can it be?"(Jeremy Clarkson, Top Gear, numerous times)
Put them in the oven for an hour & see if the stud unwinds.

Rick
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Re: Fred´s TT 600 36A/59X bastard

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Any progress. See back at the top. :shades:
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Re: Fred´s TT 600 36A/59X bastard

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Aaah, Thanks! :-)
Yes, after the looooong (120 KM) trip to the WinTTertreffen in Hoope I had the seatpanstructure stamped on my arse.
This pushed things foreward. The foam of the saet is totally worn.
Last week I brought the green- puke -seat to the holsterer (? right?) explaint everything what I want and the (in this case ) woman left for holliday.
Two weeks... grmpf.

I cleaned the Acerbistank and the stickers for it.
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A member from the TT forum in Germany will make some new Stickers for me.
To avoid that the stickers will come off due to the petrolgases I will have to make a layer of Kreem Weis or something simular into the tank.
If someone has got information about this ? :ears:

Today I had a little rideout with the Tenere. And I must say if I had to decide which bike to prefer... I would take the TT. It is much more... you would say snappier, I think.
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Äääääh, how should I say.
The Tenere is a sofa and
and the TT is a knife
or äääh the like do you understand?

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Re: Fred´s TT 600 36A/59X bastard

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If I had the choice I would take the TT but have not been able to find a half decent one. So I got a bit impatient because I have been looking for a while now and bought this before the money was appropriated by SWMBO for something else.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/220963965113? ... 878wt_1270

Not had a chance to go over it properly, but all electrics work as they should just not idling properly but it has been sat for a long time and there is very little fuel in the tank.
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Re: Fred´s TT 600 36A/59X bastard

Post by Fred333 »

Well, yes! Here it is!
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It´s not actually higher... it is allot tougher.
I hope I will have some time tomorrow to make a little ride around.
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