i hope that you stay here, your insightful and "wisdomful" posts are very appreaciated, well at least in my eyes.

 

Hopefully soon, because that would mean I'm riding. Haven't had much of a chance to do that recently. Weather's been great here, too, just been too covered up with work.

 

Hey brian how are those tires on the street? They look pretty aggressive...

 

It's great you still post here, you added a lot to this forum and help a lot of people. I love reading about your new bike.

 

You better hang around, this place wouldnt be the same without you. Besides we like drooling over that KTM anyway.

btw.....your more than welcome to start new threads imo

 

I for onewouldn't care if you make new post here. I would love to here about your new bike and how you adjust to more power/suspension on the KTM. I know that bike rocks. There are a lot of us here that might be considering moving up in the future and like to know what out there form someone that has owned a KLX.

Keep them coming!

 

I guess I missed this thread, nice bike Nobrakes, a friend of mine is considering the same one, I'll let him know that there are reviews coming soon from you. Later man.[8D]

 

+1... [sm=smiley20.gif]

 

+2.....is that right or is it just + + 1 or + 1 two or too? I hated math in school. There is a reason they call it bone head math, and I was a legend in that class.[8D] Man I just thought about it, I've been out of school 25 years..... But since getting the KLX I've made up for some of that lost time baby!!!

 

Actually, I didn't think I'd find a tire that sucked more on the street than the Kenda Trak Master II, but I think these would give the Trak Master II a run for their money. I think they have even less rubber touching the road, if that is possible, though the ***** don't seem quite as tall.

But then again, that's not whey they are made for. This bike reeks of off-road, all the way down to the tires they put on. They are Metzler Six-Days Enduro tires, with a kind've odd size of 140/80-18. I put calipers on them and they are a good 2cm wider than my 120/100-18 Trak Master II's on the KLX. For the little I have ridden it off-road at this point, they seem good. When it comes time to change, though, I'll probably go with the Trak Master II if I can get it a little wider, I love that tire. Unless I find that I really like the Metzler better between now and then, but it's going to be hard to beat the TM-II.