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15 Sep 2005
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XT600 desert gearing??
Anyone know what the ideal gearing should be like for messing about in the sahara?
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19 Sep 2005
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Yep. Standard. The baby is made for that ..
Auke
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25 Oct 2005
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I agree with Auk, but i did find that a one-tooth-smaller front sprocket allowed me to keep the revs where i wanted them a bit more easily..
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