[dsn_dr] tradin' the klr! (maybe)
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newbie's first impression gets reversed!!!!
Ok, earlier this week I posted my (mostly) negative first impression of
the klr650 after testing riding one in Conroe, Texas.
KLRLista Jim Barthell in nearby Flower Mound, Texas read my note and took
it upon himself to "show me the way". He invited me to test ride his bike!
I did and I was very quickly won over. Jim's obvious efforts to "perfect"
they bike showed, as his bike ( which was 2 years older, but only 2,000
miles more on the odo ) was what I was hoping to find - a bigger, better,
newer bike than my departed nx250.
And then Jim quoted me a price that would convince him to sign the title
over to me. Very cool!
I slept on the offer and then emailed him to find that title because this
was gonna happen. We met Friday night and exchanged dollars for hardware.
Consider me to be one convinced newbie.
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Ted Fulmer
Optimizing the balance between employment and motorcycle riding since 2/96.
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newbie's first impression gets reversed!!!!
--- In DSN_klr650@y..., Ted Fulmer wrote:
What's been done to the bike that made it so much better for you? I'm curious... RM>I did and I was very quickly won over. Jim's obvious efforts >to "perfect" they bike showed,
[dsn_dr] tradin' the klr! (maybe)
Thanks to all who responded to my questions about KLR vs DR.
Appreciate the input. I'm leaning toward doing the deal. Will keep
you posted. Thanks again, Tom
As I'm looking at the KLR650 and the roomate the DR650 (lowered as much as she can get it) what is swaying you toward the DR? We haven't bought either bike yet but will be very shortly.
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