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Yamaha TT600RE - Overland parts wanted. Tank, racks etc
Hi all.

I got my TTR600 delivered today. Runs well. A little tappety but I'll sort that out soon enough.

I'm now on the hunt for some overland goodies.

I definitely need a large tank, a rear rack, etc.


Anyone got anything lying around ?

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The stock tank is tiny. And steel. I don't like fuel containers either..
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Can you stick some pictures up ted, I gave away about four months ago a plastic tank and a set new tank panels as well, didn't think I would need them, sat on the shelf for ages, it's always the same, them tanks are not cheap ted, the racks I've seen them go on Italian eBay quite cheap, I'll keep an eye out, post a list of what you need m8.
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I need:

Acerbis tank
Rear rack
Side racks
Spares like throttle and clutch cables etc

Its going to be as low cost a build as possible.

I plan to either find someone to ride it home from Mongolia for me or sell it there.
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That's tidy that ted, I would want it back me or leave it out there then go back the following year, if that doesn't happen then you can decide
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ACERBIS Rally Wüsten Langstrecken Tank 22l für YAMAHA BELGARDA TTR600 | eBay
About £190 big tank
There's a centre stand £80
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I've got a acerbis tank, for some sort of TT600....Im pretty sure it fits att600re i could check....

But im faily sure shipping from Denmark would kill the deal for you
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I think I can get a new tank for £200
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I've got a acerbis tank, for some sort of TT600....Im pretty sure it fits att600re i could check....

But im faily sure shipping from Denmark would kill the deal for you
Maybe worth pricing up
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hi ted the acerbis tank you need is the one with the metal thread for the cap,the ebay one is the right one,but they hold 20 litres, the earlier all plastic tank is for the tt600e and s models TT 600 S/E ,steve
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I can source one for about £250 new.

I was hoping to get a second hand one but as it's such a rare bike, they're like gold dust.
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Mine (hope the pictures show up):

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These links don't open on my phone for some reason...
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Mine (hope the pictures show up):

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Its got a lot of dust on it from sitting in the shed for quite some time.
You need a google account to open them,
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hi ted are you sure the tank is metal try a magnet the ones ive had are plastic ,steve
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