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I've found a breaker in Essex, so near to me, who has a rear wheel and a selection of fronts. It seems that any disc brake rear will fit all models and he has a 1995 front, so that should do the job. They're about the same as the ones I missed out on and are CHEAPER.
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Hi Jiff are you allowed to post the details of the breaker as i need engine parts and also in kent so might be worth a try?
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Hi Jiff are you allowed to post the details of the breaker as i need engine parts and also in kent so might be worth a try?
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Yep, it's Impact Bikespares. Phone number is 01277369955. They don't have a website but do have an ebay shop.. Good luck.
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Rear shock
i have a TTR600RE 04 in dire need of a rear shock!
Anyone know what other bike shocks will do the job.
Just got an email from Ohlins telling me they have nothing to fit as the bike is not popular????
Any help would be great.
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Wilbers perhaps? Theres often some for the xt600's on the german ebay (ebay.de)

wilbers tt600 Angebote - attraktive Preise für Auto Motorrad Teile, Yamaha Artikel bei eBay.de
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Yep, it's Impact Bikespares. Phone number is 01277369955. They don't have a website but do have an ebay shop.. Good luck.
Geoff (only 'Jiff' if you're in NZ ).
Cheers Geoff(as said in orpington) i'll give them a call
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I've found a breaker in Essex, so near to me, who has a rear wheel and a selection of fronts. It seems that any disc brake rear will fit all models and he has a 1995 front, so that should do the job. They're about the same as the ones I missed out on and are CHEAPER.
Jiff
I managed to get a front and a rear for £150, originally £165, and saved postage too, so a good deal as far as I'm concerned. They have various bits off Xts so worth a call if you're searching.
I'm now considering an 18" rear and 19" front, ally rims. I'm not rushing into this, plenty of time to sit and think about it.
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Does anyone know exactly what has to be done to fit a set of 1990 xt600e wheels, on a 2003 xt600e?

I know the frontdisc on the older bike is smaller, can you just fit a bigger disc (same hole pattern?) is the shafts , spaccer, bearings ect the same?

Thx a lot.
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hello, yeh no problems at all with fitting the earlier front wheel. All the same bits. As mentioned in an earlier post, the disc bolt holes are smaller. I have held back from drilling out my early hub to M8 because the hub casting is different between early/late and doesn't look 'beefy' enough (compared to later hubs). So had to make collars to slot over the M6 bolts.
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And thats it? Perhaps one could make som small bushings for the bigger disc, to use with the smaller screws?

The rear is just bolt on?

Thx in advance.
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That's the idea Jens.
I spent a rather frustrating afternoon with a hacksaw trying to cut 4mm lengths of metal hydraulic pipe of 8mmOD by 6mmID. Eventually ended up with 6 of these 'collars'.
All this to have a gold alloy front wheel!
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Hi,

As far as I know there are 4 different front wheels and 3 different rear wheels

Front
XT600 83-89 alu rim gold or silver this will fit on an XT600E 90-95
XT600E 90-95 steal chromed this will fit on the old XTs as well.
XT600E 96-02 steal chromed this will fit on XTZ 660 as well
XTZ 660 (3YF) alu rim silver wil fit XT600E 96-02
the older XTs 83-95 have 262mm brake disc an M6 to bolt on the disc
teh 96-02 and the XTZ 660 have a 282 brake disc an M8 to bolt on the disc

rear: All wheels will fit on XT600/XTZ660 from 1988-2002
XT 600 Z (3AJ) silver aluminium 18" rim
XT 600 E steal chromed 17" I think its 2,5 width carrys an 120/90-17 tyre
XTZ660 (3YF) silver aluminium I think its 3 width carrys an 130/80-17 tyre

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Thomas
Im looking for a wheel for mye 3yf xtz 660 tenere. And on mine its 2.75 x 17. And has 120/90 - 17 tyre. Would it be ok to use a 3.00 x 17 rim? and use 120/90 - 17 tyre?

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