I reckon this looks good. Maybe a worthy replacement for the venerable XT600E?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpsXNc8PJ2Q
http://www.onyerbike.net/yamaha/xt660z.htm
Make mine a black one.
I reckon this looks good. Maybe a worthy replacement for the venerable XT600E?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpsXNc8PJ2Q
http://www.onyerbike.net/yamaha/xt660z.htm
Make mine a black one.
Only going to be sold in that well known adventure riding hotspot Europe.
It would be good in the wide open spaces of USA - but they aint gonna get it.It would be good in Oz - but they ain't gonna get it either. And of course it would be excellent in backroad New Zealand - so of course we aint gonna get it.
Yamaha marketing, eh?
it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
those cheap ass bitches can do anything with ductape.
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Same goes for the MT03. Prolly the same motor but more road orientated.
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Can't disagree with that, probably the only thing really letting it down would be the performance of the motor on the face of it at least, all the the big four need to pick their game up a bit in the motor department in the adventure/motard segment. KTM seem to have the wood on the Japanese bikes there.
Shame it's not coming here...
Only going to be sold in that well known adventure riding hotspot Europe.
It would be good in the wide open spaces of USA - but they aint gonna get it.It would be good in Oz - but they ain't gonna get it either. And of course it would be excellent in backroad New Zealand - so of course we aint gonna get it.
Yamaha marketing, eh?
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