It's kickstart only, and when it's hot it's a total pig to start, mix that with it's less user friendly engine for off road, and it can be hard work when the going gets a bit tricky. The accelerator pumped carb on the DR gives it a more fierce power delivery, and it wont find grip like the XT. The DR is a great fun bike, but it's engine cannot compare with the XT, particularly off road.
Hi there Ive owned an 86 DR600, a 1991 XT600 3AJ Tenere, and have also ridden many miles an XT600 1 VJ. Keep it coming on these two bikes differences. There are quite a few still around with low mileage actually 8 internationally currently available. So I'm specifically looking for comparisons between these two bikes.
The tt600 is too expensive, and not what I am looking for, compression ratio too high servicing too frequent. Imagine changing a tubeless without high pressure air during a bout of malaria in 40 degree heat?Īfrica hasnt changed, or at least where I'm going hasnt, so why its thought that a bike that has done it all and was great is suddenly no good is beyond me. Tube tyres are not ideal, but are more manageable given a more diverse range of problems. Having a bike that is simple and mechanical on the road between Lamu and Garissa is the key to success. Having fuel injection break down in turkana isnt going to help anyone. and I'm upgrading the rear shock and front springs anyway, new or old, so that isnt a cost issue. buying a bulletproof bike then new rings piston and sleeve makes much more sense to me. These newer bikes are not designed to last, so I am reluctant to buy a new bike.
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Ohhh and any pointers in how to go about getting a European bike registered in a Brit's name? for importation? but probably just enough to pick up one of the bikes on flea bay from Germany or Italy. Still waiting for the Insurance to kick out. I also really like the Djebel handguard/small fly screen fairing. But as an impressionably teenager I experienced the roar of a DR600 djebel and its left an indelible mark one me. I should point out that I loved my 1VJ Tenere passionately. The Yamaha's foibles I have come to know and understand, but apparently the Suzuki is a completely different beast, yet no one has explained why. The DR600 having kick only and a 21litre tank, and the Yamaha being a 23litre tank. What are the practical differences between these two bikes? I will be adding HID lighting as My Stolen Tenere lighting was dangerous at best. Specifically I am looking for an aircooled single, preferably kick start. For now its just 2weeks covering about 4000 miles.
Time negates me actually going RTW at this stage, but ultimately the intended goal is RTW. Twice a year it will see some extended hardships, laden with petrol and water in a desert with 2 hard cases and camera equipment in a top box. The bike will, be an everyday commuter in UK, and also ideal for small weekend greenlaning. I have a BMW 1150rt as a European touring bike and need a dirty bike. He established the Super Sabaki style in 2005 and in 2005 the formalization of this style was registered and announced by the Federation of Martial Arts.Having had my XT 600 Tenere stolen I am on the lookout for a replacement. The titles include the third place in the Danish Championship, the Moscow Open Cup victory, the first place in the Abu Dhabi tournament, the third place in the Danish tournament for its honors. Technical advancement and belt acquisition, technical coaching and international coaching classes in the Netherlands in 1986, third appearance in Kyokushin (Japan) competitions, participation in central Kyokushin and Ashihara Japan for two consecutive years And taking the Ashihara Karate style representation, winning the K-1 International Championship (Yokohama Japan – 1992) is featured in their work. He is currently a member of the Technical Committee and the head of the National Team of Iran’s Martial Arts Federation. He has served as the chairman of the Karate Shargame Board and is a member of the Karate Federation Technical Committee. He started coaching since 1975 to educate young people and students, and they are known for heroes and sportsmen in martial arts. Kancho Akbar Ruohparvar the founder of the Super Sabaki style, started martial arts in 1968 and continued in Kyokushin karate in 1975.
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