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fridolin 22-03-15 00:45

100000 km mark passed
 
Hi folks,
as I passed the 100000 km mark three weeks ago (now it has 104000 km on it) I was wondering who has passed it and what problems did people have due to the high mileage.
Mine ran very well ever since I bought it. No engine problems so far, no electrical issues so far. Even if it was one of the first ones (I got mine on 12.6.2008), no rectifier problems:-). I just did the usual service.
My mods: ohlins suspension (which has to be reworked this year because its already 60000 km old). Acrapovic exhaust, Kevs O2 controller, K&N air filter.

Cheers,
Marcus
PS: How about an "100000 km" forum?:-)

Pleiades 22-03-15 08:37

Here's the list of 100,000+ Km bikes/members...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Easy E (Post 206262)
RickM (XTZ, 09)-------------199,999 km (124,300miles)
UKbri (XTZ,09)---------------136,794km (85,000 miles)
rtwpaul (XTZ. 09)------------112,820 km (70,100 miles)
Inkajoe (XTR, 04)-----------107,000km (66,873 miles)
Niek (XTZ, 09)--------------100,100 km (62,500 miles)
Frodo (XT,??)---------------100,000 km (62,157 miles)
dallas (XTZ, 08)---------------100,000 km (62,157 miles)

Last updated 31/01/2015 and taken from this thread: http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=17596

fridolin 22-03-15 10:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pleiades (Post 207981)
Here's the list of 100,000+ Km bikes/members...



Last updated 31/01/2015 and taken from this thread: http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=17596

Thanks for pointing this out. BTW the poliurethan cush drive rubbers work very well. No wear, I even forgot them:-).

WeaveMcQuilt 22-03-15 18:24

UKBri is now over 90,000 miles according to his recent Facebook post!

I'm on 30,000 miles.
Problems:

Steering head bearings twice (now doing them myself every 10,000 miles)
Swingarm greased recently.
Crank nut came loose (terrified me, but easy to fix) think this is a problem with 2012+ bikes
Clutch is now slipping. Will have friction plates and springs replaced under warranty.

Pleiades 22-03-15 21:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by WeaveMcQuilt (Post 208017)
Clutch is now slipping. Will have friction plates and springs replaced under warranty.

You must have a very hospitable dealer, most wouldn't even go near fixing a wear 'n' tear part like a clutch under warranty, especially with 30K miles on it. I had to practically beat my dealer into submission to get them to do anything under warranty, and even then they only did it begrudgingly! ;)

BTW - I've updated your mileage in the other thread.

dallas 23-03-15 20:37

Mine�s done 101.200km�s so far and also no major issues, just runnin� fine. Engine is stock, only Leovinces, Hyperpro progressive springs front&back and lotsa useful things(panniers, ribbed footpegs, handlebar risers, alu bashplate, centre stand, handguards, Kahedo seat etc.) added. Tyres are the Heidenau's K60 Scouts(great tyres!, next time maybe Conti TKC70's?). Had two accidents, but in both occasions both rider and bike recovered just fine! The bike had its regular maintenance, doesn't have any oilconsumption and still has its OEM battery! Only issues so far:
-breather replaced under warranty in early '09('08 models had badly designed breathers);
-locks replaced twice under warranty(typical Yamaha issue!);
-cushdrive rubbers wear fast(replaced once under warranty!); try to get the polyurethane from Unaday, but never got a reply how to order.........

All in all, a very good and reliable bike, very allround too and still lotsa fun to ride: it's here to stay for a long time!


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