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Yamaha Tech Originally the Yamaha XT600 Tech Forum, due to demand it now includes all Yamaha's technical / mechanical / repair / preparation questions.

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Has anyone ever bought anything from Rikycross for their xt. Was the stuff any good? and where did you get it from, ie UK dealer or direct.

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I have Riky Cross rear guards for my 3AJ - and a full set of front guards for my Africa Twin RD07.

You can view their catalogue on line here (click on the 'accessori rallye' button) and if you want to contact them for ordering and payment, use their direct email address.

info@rikycross.it
They do not have any UK dealers any more AFAIK.
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Hi Dave O

I have a Ricky Cross front rack which I bought to fit my XT600E but it must be off a XT600 (the seller was not sure) as it does not fit mine. It doubles up as a headlight guard as well as a rack, bolts on and is a strong built item. If you or anyone fancies it, let me know and I will email you a photo and come up with a bargain price. It is no use to me now.

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