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rear suspention, xtz 660
Hello!
I have a xtz 660 93/94 modell. It has the original rear suspention. On my next trip I will be in need to carry around one hundred kg at times. Does anyone have an experience with changing it. What would be the best suspention to put on for me? Cheers Haakon 
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5 Mar 2007
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Hi Haakon,
I haveny yet played around with the rear suspension on my XTZ so cant offer any advice but i am curious to know how you got on with it? have you made the mod yet? what brand and how does it handle? these bits are hard to find down under. happy riding mate, James
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