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forks disc etc
Hi my 1984 tt is drum brake, forks are 43mm, can i fit front disc brake anyone help
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10 Nov 2006
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fork upgrade
Hi will xt660 forks fit,on ebay at moment forks/swingarm/wheels/brakes for sale
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10 Nov 2006
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Jim,
Thumpertalk.com is a great source....for thumpers.
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14 Nov 2006
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wheels etc
i got the wheels etc hope i can get them to fit
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26 Nov 2006
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wheels etc
well i fitted the new 2006 xt660 front forks/swinging arm/wheels 17inch excels to my 1984 tt600 i have disc brakes it looks fantastic SUPERMOTO
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