klr fastest per weight

[rennypogo]

Hello don't post alot, mostly just lurk.Here's the deal had a klr A- 16 sold it year ago and boy do I miss it.Went to the dealer and they say $5099 msrp. Go online Kawasaki web site has factory to dealer incentives up to $600. on select models which they list KLR 650.Does anybody know how much?I Thanks Steve in Tampa

[klr250not]

337 ibs is the manufacturers stated DRY weight for the A model--no gas, no oil, no liquids. Might be understated but no more than other manufacturers' as far as I know--they all quote dry weights (and sometimes wet too). Dry weights seem like a fairer comparison because amount of gas in the tank is variable. I did see somewhere that KTM might be a little more conservative in quoting dryweights, i.e., tending not to understate them. ------------ wrote:

> > I don't have enough time to read ALL these postings, but I've seen > some quoting the KLR to be 337 lbs. If you believe that a street

legal

> KLR, with 1/2 tank of gas is anywhere close to 337 lbs - well, I've > got some ocean front property in AZ you can buy - CHEAP! A couple

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> people have had them across certified scales. B/T 400, and 410, > including 1/2 tank of gas. I think the 337 figure might be missing > some parts. Anyone have hard evidence that says different? > > All the best, > > Mike > Eagle Mfg & Eng > San Diego, Ca