Whats your bike missing

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Dazzer
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Whats your bike missing

Post by Dazzer »

I cant understand why Yamaha did not fit a Chain guide to their Xt660Z Tenere :(

What do you think your bike should have had fitted as standard form the factory that was missed out ? and if you fitted it what was it?

Here is a XR400 chain guide that I had to fit to the Yamaha.

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Itchy
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Post by Itchy »

my bike is only missing one thing...... someone that knows what they're doing on it :woohoo:




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perhaps youve found a niche dazzer, and if you can come up with a good value universal guide you might be onto something.

my varadero is the other way round, it doesnt need anything but i wouldnt mind if it could lose 40kg
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For some strange reason the nice people at yamaha decided that YBR's didnt need a sidestand :silly: :blink: . So i got one from a later model and fitted it on. As my model still has the mounting braket. Only problem is it now doesnt have a kill switch. Although i guess ill only make that mistake once :cheer: .
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Post by snaphappy »

I'm with Davsato but I'd like tubeless spoked wheels as well as the 40kgs off

Still think I could graft wheels from the Caponord Raid onto a dero...overlandero.
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Post by Elle »

A nail repair kit - the amount of times I've been stranded by the roadside with a chipped nail! :P

Seriously - err not much. I've added heated grips to the CBF but that's all.
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Post by kawasakier6f »

My wife liked this, and she could see where you were coming from.

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Twin brake discs are missing on the F650GS twin :angry:
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Post by Domsday »

Larger tank on the 990 Adventure would be nice......
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Post by Selous »

Toblerone wrote:As my model still has the mounting braket. Only problem is it now doesnt have a kill switch. Although i guess ill only make that mistake once :cheer: .
Oo I dunno seen it done a few times, :laugh:
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