After several years of street only motorcycles, I am returning to my
dual purpose roots. Much research continues to point to klr for kind
of riding I plan to do (no long trips, mostly puttering about back
road exploring, power line and fire road type trails). Klr weight is
a concern to me, so how much wieght can be shed? Pipe must be worth
some poundage, as well as the huge tank. Personally I don't need a
300? mile range on any bike, as my skinny ass is crying for relief
after about 2 hours (even in a car). Who makes plastic tanks that
will fit, again, willing to sacrifice some volume for weight? Saw
one in the chapparal catalog for a klx, about 4 gallons if I remember
right--will KLX parts interchange? Any other weight loss ideas, even
if they are of the "get a KTM" variety are appreciated.
Thanks for letting me ramble on.
Chris 2000 Suzuki Bandit 1200 (for sale!)
john - laser pro duro ?
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Any other weight loss ideas, even
Why are you looking at the KLR, if its not long trips and the fuel range? The DR650 sounds right up your alley, maybe even an XR650. Both, especially the Honda, are much more dirtable, you'll enjoy your off-road time more. Rich> if they are of the "get a KTM" variety are appreciated. > Thanks for letting me ramble on.
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john - laser pro duro ?
Change was in the '96 model year. Bigger clutch basket without the kickstart
option, bigger counterbalancer, larger crank and changes in cam timing.
Todd
A9
Or> different balancer, and possibly something else. Anyone know the site?
> have the info? I seem to recall it was either '94 or '96, but I could be > wrong. > Thanks Again, > Chuck F. > NE PA >
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