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9 May 2010
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2010 xtx660 tenere' suspension
Hi Guy's..This may have been asked before
 but! are kits or parts available to reduce the seat height on these fine machines, "dog bones" etc, I'm contemplating on buying a new one but I'm "vertically challenged" 5'8" 28" inside leg so whats the crack? Cheers for now, TDMalcolm 
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9 May 2010
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I doubt they will have made any yet as it's a new bike.
Aftermarket kits may come soon.
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Tom XJ600 Diversion
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9 May 2010
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I bet there are already those parts around as that bike has been around for a couple of years now...
I am not familiar with the frame or shock designs of this bike but the 2010 seems very similar to the 2008 model so I would bet that, if they are the same there will be some lowering links for it... But good luck finding them! Vando 
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9 May 2010
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 i'll check with my "stealer" he said he knows some one who used the d/bones of an other yam for his and worked very well, sooo I'll let you know how i get on TDMalcolm
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9 May 2010
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answer to your prayer
These Germans have links for the XT660Z:
[url=http://www.off-the-road.de/xt660z_tenere_fahrwerk_raeder.html]Fahrwerk & R
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9 May 2010
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Hi, i fitted dog bones from an early fazer thou, for a tenner. No probs now. Also xj/diversion ones fit. Dropped the forks 20mm originally, but returned to standard for a better ride. Cheers
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9 May 2010
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I'll be checking this info out this week, I'll keep you informed how i get on looking forward to possibly sorting this out soon, but, I'll have to let me 09' XJ6 divvy go to get it..(not enough room in the garage  )TDMalcolm
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9 May 2010
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I'm LS10
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10 May 2010
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try metal mule £36.00 Bikes | Metal Mule
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10 May 2010
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Oh yes, by lots of places. (just for clarity - the XTX is a superMoto, the Tenere is a XT660Z, not to be confused with the XTZ660, which is the original Tenere) If you want answers to every question you could think of, then the best place to ask this is . : XT660.com The #1 xt660 resource : . | The #1 xt660X, xt660R and xt660Z Tenere resource, more <new) Tenere owners than you can shake a stick at, with just as many modifications to help you along.
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10 May 2010
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Hi Guy's, Thanks to you all for the info, I'll check these out, and thanks to Gasup for clarifying the models for me....very confusing
 I like the look of the Metal mule kit not bad price eitherTDMalcolm
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