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If you can find somebody willing to ride on a KLR with you from Wisconsin to California I am impressed. I will really be impressed if they are still with you after the trip (spouse, girlfriend ??). Let us know --- sweetassdave wrote:

> End of May. Wisconsin to California... > > Can this be done with GIVI top and side luggage? > What's the best seat > to buy for two-up riding? ...Is this possible to > do; ride two-up on > the KLR from WI to CA??? Haha, I want to try it, > but don't know if > anyone has ridin' two-up much. > > -Dave > > > > > > Archive Quicksearch at: >

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I think it depends a lot on the passenger. For the KLR and driver, no problem. I believe Eldon Carl, one of the KLR guru's, rides with pillion quite a bit.

>From: "sweetassdave" >To: DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com >Subject: [DSN_KLR650] Wisconsin to California, Two-Up >Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006 20:47:59 -0000 > >End of May. Wisconsin to California... > >Can this be done with GIVI top and side luggage? What's the best seat >to buy for two-up riding? ...Is this possible to do; ride two-up on >the KLR from WI to CA??? Haha, I want to try it, but don't know if >anyone has ridin' two-up much. > >-Dave > > > > > >Archive Quicksearch at: >http://www.angelfire.com/ut/moab/klr650_data_search.html >List sponsored by Dual Sport News at: www.dualsportnews.com >List FAQ courtesy of Chris Krok at: www.bigcee.com/klr650faq.html >Member Map at: http://www.frappr.com/dsnklr650 >Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > >

hahahaha. Sometimes the police do appreaciate a good plausible B.s answer. April 1st 92 or maybe 93 I rode my 87-klr650 from Olathe Ks, down to wichita Ks on I-35. Rode down in leather B-2 jacket and jeans. Nice sunny weather. That very night I started riding home after sunset and a blizzard snow started. That very same night a weather ballon drifted across my path before the cattle pens exit of Emporia. About pooped but then regained my mental state as I knew what is was from HAM radio. A couple of miles later a high way patrol officer pulls me over and ask's me if I'm Nuts for doing 83 mph in a heavy snow fall. I say yes sir I'm nuts. But if I do the 55 mph max under prime conditions(night time in blowing snow should be ~35-45 mph) I'm freezing my nuts off. but at 85 mph I get home and warm almost a hour ealier ! I can't feel the difference in this wind chill at 55mph or 85mph. The LEO let me go. And, by the way Do not ever assume the black mustang riding your ass in Hudspeth County (Sierra Tx) is a nut. He's a LEO who doesn't flash any grill lights(red/blue) Him and the Judge will throw you in jail for doing 88mph (klr250)in the 55mph. You can get a good tackle from the Sherrif and his partner when you make a left turn to open a gate and go camping. That happend to me in ~1988.

> The good one was years ago I was busted for 92 in a 55 and the officer > was asking why I though I needed to go that fast at night on a two > lane road. I asked him if he knew of Wind Chill. Yes was his reply . > I said, > Well it starts reversing after 90 mph and you get warmed by the > friction of the air. He's looking at me with that BS look and asks how > much warmer between 65 and 92? I told him uhhhh maybe a degree > or so. > I wish yu could of seen his face. Uhhhhh I still got the ticket but he > reduced it to 89 so I would not have to go to court and get a lawyer > to stay out of jail. > > Andy in SW Louisiana >