Hi

At last I think I have an idea of my bike's weight.

- 199,8 kg full
- 181,6 kg empty

Here it is how I did it: http://traildreamer.com/en/peso-de-l...-traildreamer/

Do you think it is ok?

I added a chain guide. I think it is a important security element: http://traildreamer.com/guia-cadenas/

http://traildreamer.com/wp-content/u...0-1024x576.jpg

Yes i agree JaumeV

Where did you get that guide from ?

Phil

The Yamaha XT660Z T�n�r� JaumeV version thread
 

I've been looking for one but don't fancy drilling into my swing arm. Wish Otr would engineer something shouldn't be hard to do.

Don't worry. It is safe to drill some holes on the underside of your swing arm and tap M6 into it. It will not affect the strength of it.
I also think it is a very good idea Jaume! As i can see, it is made for Yamaha, but which one?

please Jaume, let us know where to bye this chain gyde, and the correct type please. Your driving the best looking z I know.

Jaume

What does the chain guide do?

also - that chain does not seem to sit right on that sprockett all the way round.

Hi guys

This is the chain guide: https://www.yamahapartsandaccessorie...rcycle&d=20|20

But probably others can work as well.

Agree. No problem to drill some few holes in the swing arm. The 660 is not prepared to have it so this is the only way to fix it.

Thanks! I am happy you like it!

It is to avoid a break down caused because the chain goes off to the sprocket. But as well if you have an accident it prevents to put your hand between the chain and the sprocket. A friend of mine lost a finger in this way.

The chain sits right. Probably you think this because de grey colour around. This sprocket has the inside made by aluminium (light grey) and the exterior it is made by steel (dark grey). This helps to have a light but strong sproket. See here: http://traildreamer.com/en/nueva-cor...trasera-de-18/

Cheers!

Thanks JaumeV

You're welcome :)