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TT600RE Questions
Considering a new one of these and have a few questions:
1. Does the Acerbis tank for TT600R fit? 2. Do they have a cush drive rear wheel? 3. Any decent aftermarket pipes available? 4. Any off-the-shelf comfortable seats available? 5. Any known glitches or 'must-do' mods? Thanks in Advance, Ian. 
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6 May 2005
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1. yes it will
2. yes 3. leo vince has several available including a straight through race can VERY LOUD ! 4. the stock seat isnt half bad once you get used to it 5. glitch.. 5th gear cogs are prone to failure if you lug it, keep your revs up! i rarely use 5th gear unless i am on a motorway must do mods: snorklectomy,bigger main jet (mine is #158) raising the jet needle is recomended by some to cure low throttle stumble. i have had mine about a year now and i am very pleased with it. Very good off road, and much better on road than my previous XT600E ------------------ Laromo '04 TT600RE
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