decided to take a shock off your lovely yamaha xt660z, and realised that to do that all tail bits, air filter box and and everything else has to come out? Here is a quick tip to make life easier!
Yamaha XT660Z Tenere Easy Rear Shock Removal Trick! Read More >>
Two small needle roller bearings is not enough, and metal end caps on the outer sides of the swingarm do basically nothing as they rub to the bushings – metal to metal and do not form a good seal. Water gets in, bearings corrode and wear out even quicker…BUT NOT ANYMORE!
Yamaha XT660Z Swingarm Pivot Bearings – How to Make Them Last Longer! Read More >>
This is one of the cheapest and most effective mods I have ever done to my XT660Z, even though XT’s tank big enough to visit 10 Starbucks coffee shops without a refuel – on a long trips or tours – there is always a need for a bigger fuel tank, and this mod – does just that!
Yamaha XT660Z Fuel Tank Expansion! Read More >>
I must admit that at first I liked it, somehow it made the bike feel very very connected to me, but covering hundreds of miles in a day, day after day, made it extremely uncomfortable not only for my rear end, but also my knees as sitting still for hours and not having room to move a bit – is just impossible!
Yamaha XT660Z Seat Hump Removal – Best Cheap Mod for your XT! Read More >>
A bit overcomplicated solution to a simple problem like that but, finally I can keep riding my xt on the quiet roads with open visor without being distracted by silly squeaky noises!
Squeaky / Rattly XT660Z Dash & How to Fix it. Read More >>
So this part of the story I can easily call “being cheap”, because I steered away from the problem, and bumped into another because I picked up a cheap replacement part! But…
What Happens To a Starter Relay When its Fried? (and how i fried it twice!) Read More >>
