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Posted 22nd January 2007 16:13


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Since I've been contemplating getting an XT, I have been reading a lot of forums on the interwebthing.  The best I've found so far is www.yam-xt.com.  It's friendly and informal, with a lot of contributors from all over the world.  It's a one-make forum (Yamaha XT660X and XT660R, the current supermoto and enduro machines from the old tuning fork company) but there's plenty of discussion on all matters related to UK biking, a section for jokes and humour, and a lot of very good technical advice.  Well worth a visit.

I think I am the only UKBike member on there at the moment, so if anyone wishes to join me, I'd appreciate the company!

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1995 Yam XT600E
http://goingfastgettingnowhere.blogspot.com/

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Posted 22nd January 2007 16:15


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I ought to add (since I can't seem to edit my own posts) that the site is mainly road-oriented.  I had to put this post in Off Road here because there is no "General" category.

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1995 Yam XT600E
http://goingfastgettingnowhere.blogspot.com/
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Posted 22nd January 2007 16:21


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OI, I am here now so there are two XT owners on here....

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Its not the years of your life but the life in your years...or thanks to Black Dog, Its not the men in your life but the life in your men"....

www.yam-xt.com

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Posted 22nd January 2007 16:30


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Cool!  Someone else who understands this -

Lamp-post lamp-post bang Lamp-post lamp-post bang Lamp-post lamp-post bang

Keep 'er thumping.

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2003 ST1300 Pan Euro
1995 Yam XT600E
http://goingfastgettingnowhere.blogspot.com/

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Posted 15th February 2007 21:24
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You could also try www.xt660.com. Been on there a while now, a right good laugh too, plenty of humour and banter, but loads and loads of tech knowledge too, well worth a look if you have or are considering an xt660 x or r.
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Posted 16th February 2007 09:11


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I'm signed up to both, and I reckon www.yam-xt.com is friendlier.  It's a smaller forum and obviously the range of members isn't as wide, but equally there are fewer idiots as well.  I don't go on the internet to argue with clowns - I get enough of that at work and home.

There's a bit of "history" between the owners of the two sites, but you don't have to choose - you can enjoy the better bits of both.  Personally, I find yam-xt more to my taste, and I've had some very good tech advice there too.

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1995 Yam XT600E
http://goingfastgettingnowhere.blogspot.com/

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Posted 16th February 2007 17:14
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I am signed up to both too, have not been on Yam-xt much, saw a thread on there rubbishing someones exhausts and saying that all sorts of mechanical and electrical mayhem had ensued, turned out to be a work of fiction!! Not what you want to see on a site offering technical advice!! Agree with you though we should all get along, and not take ourselves too seriously.
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Posted 16th February 2007 20:05


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ajt660 it quite clearly states on there that I got the information 2nd hand, if you have a problem don't come onto another forum doing your dirty washing send me a pm on yam xt. I have also got an msn conversation from the persons involved and he quite clearly states that he has got a problem with his bike. Now this will be an end to it. Not on this forum its nothing to do with the members here and I would like to keep it that way....

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Its not the years of your life but the life in your years...or thanks to Black Dog, Its not the men in your life but the life in your men"....

www.yam-xt.com

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Posted 16th February 2007 20:55
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Easy there Lady P, just saying what I thought there, not a personal attack, lets all get along I say, bikes is a good common interest to start with and good friendships can follow, I have made some good mates on XT660.com and probably could on here too.
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Posted 16th February 2007 21:10


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All right, all right. Who would like a nice cup of tea?

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1995 Yam XT600E
http://goingfastgettingnowhere.blogspot.com/
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