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Oh i see. No, not stock (they don't come with them - unless maybe it's a Tenere accessory).
No, I've seen the long type like rndef's reference, but was intrigued by yours because, although it's a bit of a halfway house - likely not the best for long-distance tarmac touring - it really suits the look of the bike (unlike the tall ones).
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Ah ok, you have got me intrigued now, will have to look when I get home...
try looking at this windshield-shop.com > YAMAHA > XT 600 E
Maybe a bit smaller then the previous ones you have seen
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Is that like yours, then? Is it mounted like that? If so, maybe it's worth giving the Streetshield or Roadshield a try.
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Is that like yours, then? Is it mounted like that? If so, maybe it's worth giving the Streetshield or Roadshield a try.
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It looks bit like mine, will have a look when I get back, but they look similar
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Is that like yours, then? Is it mounted like that? If so, maybe it's worth giving the Streetshield or Roadshield a try.
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I have taken some photos for you and put them in MY XT600E thread, link in my signature block
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Glad youre enjoying the bike i sold you,you may be able to swap the forks out for something from a ktm 450 rfs or a yamaha Yz for example. shes a good steed.Sad to see her go. ! have fun though! keep posting
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Glad youre enjoying the bike i sold you,you may be able to swap the forks out for something from a ktm 450 rfs or a yamaha Yz for example. shes a good steed.Sad to see her go. ! have fun though! keep posting
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Hi mate, I have sold the bike now as I am living in Thailand and working in Iraq, it was not cost efective to bring over, but I did do around 8 weeks in the Balkans on her also, the link for the RR is in the signature block below. The bike was great and i was sad to see her go.
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