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12 Feb 2004
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electrical components lifespan.
hi there people,
im am preparing my xtz660 96 model for a trip from london to india in may 04.my machine has 45000kms on the clock and i wondering about the life span of the recifyer (fin cooled) the cdi and other vital components. is it unnecesary to carry a spare recitifyer,or other bits on a 25000km trip. or should i just deal with them IF they break on route. thanks guys...phil. 
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12 Feb 2004
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Don't worry, the new type rectifier with cooling fins won't let you down.
We don't have CDI ignition. Take spare inner tubes. That's all. ------------------ Fred, XTZ660, Holland.
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