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8 Dec 2000
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Wheel rims
Hi everybody,
i am driving a 92 xt600e around and across Australia, i will have light luggage do i need to upgrade my steel rims to alloy. What do you think?? Thanks in advance Nigel. 
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8 Dec 2000
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Nigel,
Keep the spokes adjusted correctly and you should not have any trouble. It is a good idea to keep the threads clean and perhaps a little bit of anti seize. I recently priced a set for my 00 xt600e (Excels)- AUD$200 front $250 rear + $50 each to spoke them. Cheers Ben 00 XT600E, 89 R100GS
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