Got it! KTM 660 Rallye

Discussion in 'Thumpers' started by oossie, Nov 8, 2012.

  1. oossie

    oossie Been here awhile

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    Yow, got a 2002 KTM 660 Rallye. It was previous owned by MBaars who rode across Russia/Mongolia to Japan and Australia. After he returned to Holland (2008) the bike was stored in a garagebox.

    It was for sale and i'm very very happy that i could lay my hand it :)

    The photo is a very poor but so you got a idea ;)

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    there have to be a lot of things to do:
    1) New front Rim
    2) IMO/ICO
    3) complete rebuild (i gonna strip it to the bone and rebuild it, with my old man's help)
    4) new fairing painting (the fueltanks gonna be the hardest job to get a nice smooth painted skin)

    the new colors.... i'm thinking of the Repsol color scheme... Other idea's are welcome and info of course.
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  2. Joeman68

    Joeman68 Be all you can be..

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    Excellent, I wanna have one too!!

    Subscribed :clap
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  3. Gregster

    Gregster Been here awhile

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    Nice bike
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  4. johnno950

    johnno950 Long timer

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    Cool bike,read the previous owners blog etc of his trip a few years ago and always wondered where the bike ended up.Look forward to you posting some photos etc when you do a refurb on the bike,the thing mounted on top of a front mudgaurd is to scare animals(kangaroos) away from you by ,he must of bought that in australia.Ride and enjoy.
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  5. oossie

    oossie Been here awhile

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    Yes it is. Meindert told me all about it, and still today he is asking himselfs is it working :huh

    Due to busy schedules my dad is doing a great part in this, i think he's just putting some fuel in it an is trying to start it now:rofl:D

    Thx all, i'll keep the pics and stories coming.
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  6. GodSilla

    GodSilla I did that.

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    I hate people like you who own the bikes I lust after (but I soon get over it).

    Nice score - see, I'm feeling better already.

    That thing on the front guard is a roo-whistle, and they come in pairs for around $7.

    They seem to work mostly, and tend to wake up some other critters too. I have them on all my bikes and cars, and space them apart so they phase in and out of their harmonic range (that's why they're sold in pairs eh) which tends to get the furry bastards attention. There's still no guarantee they won't just jump in front of you, kangaroos are the animals with the least road-sense ever. The roadsides here are littered with dead 'uns.

    If the roo-whistle doesn't work, let me know and I'll take the bike off your hands.
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  7. bmwktmbill

    bmwktmbill Traveler

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    That's the real deal...first four places in the PD.

    I'd like to see the cylinder head and know the valve sizes. Carb, jetting, cam type.
    bill
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  8. KTBen

    KTBen Barrrp!

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    Aewsome you've got your self there, enjoy
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  9. HP2

    HP2 Been here awhile

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    you just have to dig long enough in the cellar
    then comes the baby to the daylight





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  10. StepOnIt

    StepOnIt Assitoner

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  11. Mike The Swede

    Mike The Swede Mike, The Swede

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    I might also be a lucky guy this weekend. My brother is going check up a KTM 660 Rally on the weekend.
    Are there any typical weaks spots to check on a 660 Rally?

    The seller claims it was used in 2006 DAKAR.

    I just have to take a fight with 200cm 100kg brother about who of us will get the bike.
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  12. oossie

    oossie Been here awhile

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    @Mike, i don't have a clue. Mine was an oppertunaty and weak spots, maybe the regular LC4 spots?
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  13. joe cool

    joe cool Long timer

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    Nice score! Please post some more pics when you can.:eek1
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  14. kubiak

    kubiak Long timer

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    super nice!
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  15. mtbdemon

    mtbdemon Long timer

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    OHHHH my goodness...What I wouldnt do to have a bike like that!!!!
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  16. Dotbond

    Dotbond Africa, Africa

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    Got a link to the blog at all?
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  17. johnno950

    johnno950 Long timer

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  18. bmwktmbill

    bmwktmbill Traveler

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  19. LukasM

    LukasM Long timer

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    Send me a PM with your email address, I've got a nice PDF where somebody document the rebuild of a 660 Rally of that vintage.
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  20. Åmme

    Åmme Been here awhile

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    Well brother as I secured the deal today we are up for a fight and the winner of us in Rally Mongolia 2013 have the right for the bike.

    Will be interesting to follow this thread as my/our 660 needs a complete overhaul during the winter.
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