hi has anyone seen the 07 models yet in the northeast? i hear canada already has them. no bike yet... wanna ride.

 

i dont believe that kawasaki is even showing them on their model lineup on their website :/

 

No, haven't seen one yet, but I had to laugh... Canada has something FIRST?
Usually everything motorcycle related starts in California and then goes north/east from there.
'cept in this case - Cali doesn't get the KLX250S [8D].

I'm gonna have to take a visit to my friendly neighborhood Kawi dealer.

 

check this out

http://www.nrcracing.com/special_detail.php?id=167

they even got the sherpa !

http://www.nrcracing.ca/special_detail.php?id=165

 

Thats a lot of money $5.999 . I like the U.S. price $4.699 much better....lol

 

Yeah, the funny thing is, with the recent strength of the CDN dollar, no one in Canada is adjusting prices to compensate.
(ha ha real funny)

$4699 USD is $5270 CDN at the current exchange rate. Yet Canadian retailers still get away with these prices - and it's all profit for them.
Similar thing with magazines and books... Not sure if you've ever noticed, but the CDN price is printed right on the magazines.
Again, with recent exchange rates, it sure sweetens the deal for Canadian retailers.

Sometimes this country makes me angry... [:@] But I still love it.

 

That's assuming they are still letting Bikes in California[:@][:@][:@] Man I'm glad I don't live in a place like that. I'll trade all of the rain for the freedom we have any day. On a sort of related note, it seems that there is a new law on the books here in Washington State that requires a person to buy a new license plate every 7 years, that's a bunch of garbage. I just went down to get the tabs for my boat trailer and was informed of this, Thanks again Tim Imen[:@]

 

Yep, They claim after seven years you cant read them anymore.........UM open up your eyes I dont seem to have a problem..[8D]

 

Ok I'll get of the political soapbox, since I'm neutral in these things, but man it seems like they always find any excuse to re-coup the money lost by outrageous car tabs we used to have, I kind of wish we still paid the old way, at least then we knew when to bend over.[:@][:@][:@]

 

Actually the profit margin between dealer invoice and MSRP is predetermined percentage. So it's actually Kawasaki Heavy Industry that pockets the extra profit.