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baggyboy
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Having trouble getting a 14 front for the Baggy.Ive been after an MZ one then a XTZ660 but my local garage cant get one 
Was wondering what else fits...Any ideas  |
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DEmark
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baggyboy
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| Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2005 4:21 pm Post subject: |
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Cheers mate.I ordered one before i checked here  .£20 delivered from an MZ dealer.I'll keep the info though.Might get a gold rear Renthal later 
See your from Newark..Been to Newark autojumble plenty of times  |
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keithcross
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Baggyboy. Look again thats Neward Delaware, USA. 
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DEmark
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| And I don't even live there anymore That's a reminder that I need to update my profile.... |
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baggyboy
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| keithcross wrote: | Baggyboy. Look again thats Neward Delaware, USA.
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Ahemmm  ..I knew that i was just testing ya
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baggyboy
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| Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2005 5:31 pm Post subject: |
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| keithcross wrote: | Baggyboy. Look again thats Neward Delaware, USA.
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Ahemmm ..I knew that i was just testing ya
Anyway,as i ordered from a MZ dealer i thought for that price i would get a "genuine" MZ sprocket.But what i got was a JT sprocket,avaiable at all your local suppliers.I paid £20 for it but the same sprocket is avaiable for a mere £11 so im told.Anyway the part number is 33.57.714from the MZ dealer.JTF577-14 from your local part factors |
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DAVID THOMPSON
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Location: Parkersburg, West Virginia usa .You know the PARTS have been SHIPPED when the MAIL MAN knocks
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phlat65
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| Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2005 10:02 pm Post subject: |
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JT sprocket PN#JTF577-14 = 14 tooth for 660 motor. got mine last month, sucks on the freeway, but easily wheelies in 2nd now. pulls much harder, it is just in the vibe range at 70 mph.
add a -15 or -16 to the part number to get those sizes....
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baggyboy
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| Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2005 2:54 pm Post subject: |
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| phlat65 wrote: | JT sprocket PN#JTF577-14 = 14 tooth for 660 motor. got mine last month, sucks on the freeway, but easily wheelies in 2nd now. pulls much harder, it is just in the vibe range at 70 mph.
add a -15 or -16 to the part number to get those sizes.... |
.Sound good,i have'nt tried mine yet as ive got the rear wheel out,waiting for a tyre to be delivered.
Have you any mods,engine/exhaust/carb wise |
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phlat65
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jetted carbs, free flowing exhaust, removed 30lbs of crap.....
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krt69
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| phlat65 wrote: | | jetted carbs, free flowing exhaust, removed 30lbs of crap..... |
What did you remove to get rid of 30lbs? |
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keithcross
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| Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2005 6:14 pm Post subject: |
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Probablly the standard exhuast which is damm heavy. Ihave also removed the grabrails, changed the front mudgaurd fora lighter one (also the original got broken by a low flying phesant) and pillion pegs and mounts as well.
Some one on this site did weight the standard exhuast system once I think.
Another new weight system that will guarantee a gain in performance for a lot of riders is of course the Atkins diet 
Keith
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phlat65
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exhaust, rear grab bars, front light/speedo/support assy. front fender change. alloy bars.
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