Im so excited I finally sold my Ninja and will be picking up the new klx tuesday night. Last one the dealer has got lucy there. Also just want to say that the following on this bike on this forum is awesome.

 

Congratulation on the new bike!! I agree this forum and the people that post here are pretty cool..this generally seem to be an older crowd here so you don't get a lot of smack talking like you do from the young adults.. LOL .... You remember when you all were young..LOL.... (I look back now and i was just a little punk who though he knew eveything..) MAN I wish I could go back to those days knowing what I know now!

( and by older crowd I mean mature crowd, not old.) LOL..

 

The going back thing is very true, but some of you may see me as a young punk at 26 years old, but im not to bad and love the help from the people of this forum. Thanks everybody!!!!

 

Well, they say "50" is the new "30", so I guess that makes me around "25"

 

Have to tell you that I took my KLX to Bike Week in Daytona in early March; it got more attention and thumbs-up from bikers than my two riding buddies' fancy Harleys. They nick-named my KLX "kermit"; it was pretty exciting to ride into biker bar "corrals" on Kermit. Congrats, it's a great bike for dirt and back-road fun.

Lance

 

I know what you mean Tennisman. These bikes get all kinds of attention. A friend of mine who just bought a new Ninja 650 said he would rather have a KLX 250S after seeing mine. I think he realized the Ninja doesn't go too well in the dirt.

 

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Cant wait for you to get it man so we can have the same bike. Then we can go out riding more.

 

Hey Dabarn, you are from Longview? Besides Tony you're the closet to where I live (Forks, Olympic Peninsula) But my mom lives in Castle Rock on Delameter. I actually lived in Longview for a year or so back in 1985. I hated it, my car got broke into, my step dad died there and so when I got the chance I moved back home to Forks. Good old Forks, Wa, population 3500-4000 and one stoplight. I love the small towns, but I do get down there a few times a year to visit my mom. I have to say that Pro Caliber Motorsports is one of the biggest shops I have been to, I'll bet they had 400 bikes and quads on the floor. I bought my boots, pants, jersey's, oh and the 13 tooth front sprocket there. Hey maybe next time I come down I'll bring the bike, and you can introduce me to the trails there.

Here is a pic from Pro Caliber


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Here is another one. Man I was drooling over these bikes, and I had already bought mine.



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