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Old 07-05-2012, 01:51 PM   #166
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Now I'm part of the Gilimotomaffia!
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Old 08-07-2012, 11:39 AM   #167
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Welcome to the Gilimoto club. Supermanaint sent me some fitting instructions that along with some tweaks myself and it seems to fit well. Getting the pump out of the original tank was difficult Supermanaint and Pete-NZ had warned me about this. In the end I got a mate to hold the pump whilst I used a flat blade screwdriver to push
the plastic tang that fouls the hole aside. Certainly increases distances between fuel stops. I'm busy testing it before my trip to Africa.
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Old 08-07-2012, 03:29 PM   #168
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XT660X on steroids?

I love the upcoming looks on my supermoto anyways...

You should be congradulated on your efforts towards doing mods to ya bike, they look amazing and definately a one off which I personally love seeing being done. Top job. What size knobbies are you using there on ya XTX. I think I might invest in some instead of going down that track of replacing the front with that 21" front.
Cheers and keep up the great work,

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Old 08-09-2012, 06:23 AM   #169
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Got them....

Sorry, got the size of the tyres your using there. I was just being lazy. I went through the thread and found them.

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Old 08-10-2012, 10:00 AM   #170
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Still i can reply with why I did choose the Gilimototank instead of the teneré mod.
As you can see on the picture I would be forced to use 75 mm raisers plus the fact that the X fuelpump simply won´t fit because of the boltcircle aint the same. I f i´d choose to buy a new teneré fuelpump I´d have to pay around 1100 EUROs for it...

Range of the Gili is an easy 350 km and then some so that´s good enough for me.

Btw i rode to North Cape and back home, 5250 KMs in 8 days which finally killed my Heidenau K60 after a mere 18000 KM!!!

...guess what I bought for the rear!



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Old 08-10-2012, 06:40 PM   #171
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Looking good there Manneman and welcome to the Gilimoto tank club and 400km between fuel stops.
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Old 08-11-2012, 08:28 PM   #172
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Intiminators

Fitted some intiminators yesterday and took her for a ride today. Previously fitted some to a DR650 and they work just as well in the xt. On the brakes into corners it feels much more planted and in the dirt it gives a pretty plush ride. Suits my style of riding (that's the reason I'm plodalong) All up I'd say a worthwhile improvement. Next on the list is some decent 50/50 tyres and some higher bars so standing on the pegs is a bit more comfortable.
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Old 08-11-2012, 09:13 PM   #173
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Fitted some intiminators yesterday and took her for a ride today. Previously fitted some to a DR650 and they work just as well in the xt. On the brakes into corners it feels much more planted and in the dirt it gives a pretty plush ride. Suits my style of riding (that's the reason I'm plodalong) All up I'd say a worthwhile improvement. Next on the list is some decent 50/50 tyres and some higher bars so standing on the pegs is a bit more comfortable.
I made some new fork valves for mine...
Higher bars .. 30mm is all that you can get from the clutch cable..


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Old 08-11-2012, 09:38 PM   #174
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Nice work Pete, had to buy them as I'm not smart enough to make them anymore, must have been in Aussie too long. How long did it take to get the valving right? The intiminators work well out of the box although they sent a set of shims in case I want to fine tune them.
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Old 08-11-2012, 11:38 PM   #175
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Nice work Pete, had to buy them as I'm not smart enough to make them anymore, must have been in Aussie too long. How long did it take to get the valving right? The intiminators work well out of the box although they sent a set of shims in case I want to fine tune them.
had the in/out 3 times... prob could be better but I'm happy as they are..
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Old 08-12-2012, 03:01 AM   #176
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I made some new fork valves for mine...
Higher bars .. 30mm is all that you can get from the clutch cable..
There´s where you´re wrong Pete!

I have changed my original raisers for bigger ones that are more durable and they raise 50 mm but with changing the way of the clutch cable I can raise another 25 mm if I want. (75 mm) As seen on the picture, mind the dirt, we took on 340 km on Swedish gravel yesterday!

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Old 08-12-2012, 03:21 AM   #177
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There´s where you´re wrong Pete!

I have changed my original raisers for bigger ones that are more durable and they raise 50 mm but with changing the way of the clutch cable I can raise another 25 mm if I want. (75 mm) As seen on the picture, mind the dirt, we took on 340 km on Swedish gravel yesterday!

Then your's has a diffrent length clutch cable than mine
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Old 08-12-2012, 06:24 AM   #178
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Then your's has a diffrent length clutch cable than mine
Nope? It has it´s original length.

I pulled it straight up above the cooler and in front of the steering head as you can see, I thought it might be to tight but has ridden 20000 kms without a problem.

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Old 08-15-2012, 02:49 AM   #179
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Nope? It has it´s original length.

I pulled it straight up above the cooler and in front of the steering head as you can see, I thought it might be to tight but has ridden 20000 kms without a problem.

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Ok... I see what yer have done..... THAT'S CHEATING

My new rear guard/tail light... from a WR450...
the XT tail light looks like crap with out the twin pipes..
Now need another XT tail section so I can cut those dorky wing things off it..
And that front light screen outfit is also on my hit list... Need something like a Daka
style fairing so I can hide the GPS in there..


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Old 08-15-2012, 12:58 PM   #180
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Hey!

Check this Rally fairing out!!!





I just ordered one for 160 EURO plus P&P. It has got the right measurements for the Gilimototank. I ordered a clamp from OTR and will fit a carbonplate on the inside where I gear up my gauges. Lights from OTR aswell but tower homemade in stainless.

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=622796
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