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Hi fellow riders
Sorry if this question has already been asked. Just wondering how difficult it would be to install an electric starter on a TT600R, obviously would need to fix a battery somewhere, but how would you attach the starter motor to the engine. How does the TT600RE do it? Is it adaptable to the TT600R? Thanks for any advice offered Rgds Doug |
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E-start
That would be a major operation. Change the crankcase, buy and install the totthed wheels and one-way bearing on the crankshaft, install a battery, change wiring and install starter button. You're probably better off selling your TT600R and buying a RE.
If the reason is that your TT600R starts so badly, just get everything in perfect order (idle mixture, decompression system, etc) and you won't need the E-start. Auke |
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