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  • #99997

    Dean
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    As you all know I bought myself a BRP for adventure type riding and for the longer trail rides. I got a really good deal on a 2002 Model (late 01 Build) XR650R I paid $3000 and it came with a spare set of wheels with new Pirelli road rubber. B) The bike had 20000 kms on it but these donks are renowned for their longevity so not really an issue for me.I did however fit a stainless steel re-usable Oil filter and used Penrite HPR15 gas Oil. Anyway here are some photies of the build. I have also purchased a Clarke 16 litre tank and will get a new top triple clamp and fat bars to improve the steering. A Unibiker rad guard was also fitted,great protection but a prick to fit.

    Ollie

    Outlaw 1.6 Bar High Pressure Rad cap needed on the BRP

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    B&B bash plate from Ebay $65 yipee!!
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    Adjusted the valves while I had the tank off to fit the UNIBIKER rad guards

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    Checked and loctited the shit front Bolt of the RH footpeg and greased the Kick starter

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    Heated grips come in handy at Capertee

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    Wezmoto braided brake lines

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    torpedo 7 forged rimlocks are unreal

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    stealth 48 tooth rear and renthal 14 tooth front sprocket matched to a new EK oring chain

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    New Sintered front brake pads also fit the Gasser

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    Quality EBC O/sdisk bracket nice Bling

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    check the difference from standard to o/s

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    all fitted up and a plug for a sponsor lol

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    New retreads front and rear and 280 mm oversize Disk (standard 240mm WTF)

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    tyre slime and UHD Michelin tubes a good mix for the Turon river RD

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    Wiring needed some tidying up

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    Hour meter fitted to help with service intervals

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    Under gaurd wiring took me all night to sort out but worth it in the end.The standard rear tailight assembly weighs close to 5 KGS !

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    Twin air filter and a oiled chuck kept the filtration duties up

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    Feel the serenity Suny corner camp site

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    It was quite here except Kram was on one side and Tiny the other !!

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    And a couple More

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    Bike came with the Barrett Pipe

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    Devol rear disk Guard better than the standard plastic POS

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    I put in some standby clutch and throttle cables

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    shiny back wheel mxretread and wezmoto braided brake line

    #202699

    Mick D
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    No wonder you got it so cheap. It hasn’t got any rocker covers!!

    No seriously Ollie, a great bike for the price!! A set of fat bars with 20mm risers and it will make a world of difference.

    #202703

    Dean
    Member

    Nice work Ollie :blush:

    #202768

    nice work Ollie….

    you have always been forward at going backwards :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    who’s hand is in the pic….

    too many fingers to be yours mate :P :laugh:

    #202770

    Mal
    Member

    Yes the work is nice Ollie. :)

    But the jury is still out on your choice of bike. :P

    #202704

    Greg
    Member

    Like I said at the BD ride its nice bike mate you now have the best of both ;) The offer for a setup day you were interested in still stands. I have a 17 litre tank which if setup geared and ridden easy will get 200 kays but thats it. If you come across a 30 grab it, they are ok to ride with adventure anyway and can give you a more comfortable range, you don’t have to fill it. If you want to try one borrow mine

    TB

    #202778

    drew
    Member

    ya can’t make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear.

    but you gave it a pretty good go by the looks of it Ollie.

    :P

    #202785

    Dean
    Member

    Cheers Boyz :laugh: Thanks for the offer of the tank TB I got a 17 litre Clark tank ready to go for the really long rides (for me :laugh: ) I got this bike as an adventure bike and something I could ride to work now and then, the Gasgas is still my single track trail bike. I was looking at 3 different bikes they were the 690 Kato ( I had my eye on the same bike eagle bought about 2 months ago :laugh: ) but bit pricey for me , the DR650 nice bike but thought it would kill me if I tried to ride it like I would want but it does have the Leccy Leg.
    apart from the Kick starting the XR ticks all the boxes and is still good in the snotty stuff. The extra set of wheels sealed it for me. B)

    Top triple clamp, fat bars and maybe a Air hawk seat are the next things to get. Does anyone do passenger pegs for these ? wife and daughter like to get on the back now and then. :kiss:

    Menace wrong hand, the right one is missing the digits the left is my modelling hand :laugh:

    Oink Oink :laugh:

    Ollie

    #202790

    Greg
    Member

    Ballards I think do a set that clamp around the swing arm but you may have to beef the suspension if you are two up or your lovely could end up with her knees around her ears :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    TB

    #202791

    Mick D
    Member
    Trailboss wrote:
    Ballards I think do a set that clamp around the swing arm but you may have to beef the suspension if you are two up or your lovely could end up with her knees around her ears :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    TB

    And if you fold them up they will stove the bottom of your exhaust pipe in if you go over any jumps.

    #202797

    Greg
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    micknmeld wrote:
    Trailboss wrote:
    Ballards I think do a set that clamp around the swing arm but you may have to beef the suspension if you are two up or your lovely could end up with her knees around her ears :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    TB

    And if you fold them up they will stove the bottom of your exhaust pipe in if you go over any jumps.

    That’s if the retread has enough traction to get him up the jump first and being from the navy I doubt he is man enough to jump a tractor :laugh: I know it scares me sometimes :P :laugh: :laugh:

    TB

    #202798

    Dean
    Member

    Speaking from Experiance Mick ? :laugh:

    Dont worry about the retreads TB, they got me up every Hill I attempted on the Birthday ride and I did take the hard options on the Saturday, Sunday was just a survival day :sick:

    I also did a few jumps on her on Saturday arvo ( actually cased it twice :blink: ) hopefully get it sorted soon.

    Ollie B)

    #202803

    Mick D
    Member
    Ollie wrote:
    Speaking from Experiance Mick ? :laugh:

    Ollie B)

    Yep…but not on my 650. It happened on my 630 and it near threw me over the hangers. :ohmy: It put a nasty big dent in the pipe too.

    #202792

    mike
    Member
    Trailboss wrote:
    Ballards I think do a set that clamp around the swing arm but you may have to beef the suspension if you are two up or your lovely could end up with her knees around her ears :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    TB

    Yeah Ollie. I had a pair on my old 300. I use to double the kids and wife around in the bush mostly but they did get in the way sometime. Here’s a pic. :cheer:

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    #202813

    Dean
    Member
    Dusty wrote:
    Trailboss wrote:
    Ballards I think do a set that clamp around the swing arm but you may have to beef the suspension if you are two up or your lovely could end up with her knees around her ears :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    TB

    Yeah Ollie. I had a pair on my old 300. I use to double the kids and wife around in the bush mostly but they did get in the way sometime. Here’s a pic. :cheer:

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    was that the wife and kids who got in the way or the Pegs Dusty :laugh:

    cheers mate I have seen them, I was looking for a XR specific one tho

    Ollie

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