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See http://www.ta-deti.de/ta/ for thorough technical information.
See http://www.ta-deti.de/ta/ for thorough technical information.


=Upgrades=
=Modifications=
==Africa Twin XRV750==
Many parts from the XRV750 and XRV650 Africa Twins are interchangeable with the Transalp.  [http://www.bbb-bike.com/history/honda/africatwin/ This page] (Japanese) has a full history of the Africa Twin.


==Brakes==
==Brakes==
*[http://members.aol.com/xr650rr/ XR650RR Super Motard] mentions a Braking oversized rotor kit on an XR650L (despite the XR650RR title).
* See [[Transalp Brakes]] for information.
* See [[Transalp Brakes]] for information.



Revision as of 20:32, 22 November 2007

See http://www.ta-deti.de/ta/ for thorough technical information.

Modifications

Africa Twin XRV750

Many parts from the XRV750 and XRV650 Africa Twins are interchangeable with the Transalp. This page (Japanese) has a full history of the Africa Twin.

Brakes

Accessories

Luggage

Racks

  • Happy Trail manufactures strong luggage mounting hardware and aluminum panniers. Their mounting kits are also usable with GIVI and Pelican cases.
  • GIVI manufactures topcase adapters which replace the plate on the Transalp's handy rear carrier. They also produce crashbars.
  • The E200 Monorack plate for *Monokey* topcases is available from Midwest Cycle Supply, AZ Motorsports, and Happy Trail. The E200 is for 1988-1996 applications. Note that the E211 may also be listed, but is for 1997-1998 applications.

Cases

Crashbars

  • The TN363 crash bars are available from AZ Motorsports and Happy Trail. Mounting these to a US-spec Transalp requires longer bolts across the front and minor trimming of the bike's plastic radiator guard.

Misc