I agree!


I don't have a pic of the KLR and KLX's together, but I added this 2011 to my stable last weekend. Traded in my Versys for it. The Versys was a great street bike with a great motor, but not nearly as "versytile" as the KLR. Now I need to get a Doo wrench.

 

DUDE!!!! why didnt you say something about that. Awesome. Congrads. Better see you on some big bike rides....

 

Thanks! I thought I mentioned it when I posted on your Wellsboro ride thread, but after re-reading it, I guess I didn't. I fixed that now.

The whole point is to do some big bike rides! I can't wait to put some miles on it!

 

I put 6K on mine this year so far.

 

Great! Now I want one....

 

Hahaha....... what are ya waiting for? Gotta complete the collection.

Lots of KLR's out there for great value and well farkled. Considering my whole collection of bikes cost me less than 8 grand, and got all my bases covered, what more can ya want.

Take the plunge Deej......

 

I bought a 1980 CB750K for 600$ which i traded straight up for my 1998 KLR650. The KLR had 4K miles on it when i got it. So essentially i paid 600$ for a 98 klr with 4K miles.

 

Sweet!!! Gotta like that.

 

I sold my 2003 Buell XB9R back in the end of July to a buddy of mine. I loved that bike but I have some neck problems and I had difficulty with the "crotch rocket" riding position. After about an hour on that Buell and my neck and knees were killing me. I really like the look of the 2008 and newer KLR's, especially that copper colored one.That would be my new "street" bike. Great now I want one too.

 

You definitely got the better end of that deal! Having dealt with early 80's UJMs, I've found that there is a lot be said about bikes that actually charge their own batteries.