KLX250 Long term test from the Motorcyclenews
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(Poms is what we call English people)
And it's an Ashes year!!!
There are many, many differences between UK and US english,
There is even a setting on you PC for it.
Australia is still a commonwealth country with the queen of England as our head of state
. Go figure.
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but yea there's alot of wtf usa, why be different, moments
anyway but to what ever this thread was about before rude people hijacked this thread lol.
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Trust me, nothing an Aussie loves more than pissing off Poms.
(Poms is what we call English people)
And it's an Ashes year!!!
There are many, many differences between UK and US english,
There is even a setting on you PC for it.
Australia is still a commonwealth country with the queen of England as our head of state. Go figure.
(Poms is what we call English people)
And it's an Ashes year!!!
There are many, many differences between UK and US english,
There is even a setting on you PC for it.
Australia is still a commonwealth country with the queen of England as our head of state
. Go figure.we kicked your **** last time............
You should be proud to have her royal highness as your head of state ........
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No, we use "tire(s)" here in Canada, at least in my area. Even if my area is French, we can see this "tire" on many commercial front signs.
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Interesting article, though, I find that I love the bike on road about as much, or more, than any other street bike I have ridden or currently own.
It's agile, I can lean it like crazy, tires stick like glue when it's dry and I was able to keep it at freeway speeds the few times it was necessary to take the freeway, though, not much more than 70 mph. You do notice it's light weight at anything above 60 mph.
It's agile, I can lean it like crazy, tires stick like glue when it's dry and I was able to keep it at freeway speeds the few times it was necessary to take the freeway, though, not much more than 70 mph. You do notice it's light weight at anything above 60 mph.
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Interesting article, though, I find that I love the bike on road about as much, or more, than any other street bike I have ridden or currently own.
It's agile, I can lean it like crazy, tires stick like glue when it's dry and I was able to keep it at freeway speeds the few times it was necessary to take the freeway, though, not much more than 70 mph. You do notice it's light weight at anything above 60 mph.
It's agile, I can lean it like crazy, tires stick like glue when it's dry and I was able to keep it at freeway speeds the few times it was necessary to take the freeway, though, not much more than 70 mph. You do notice it's light weight at anything above 60 mph.
I am still running her in so have not experienced her at high speeds.
I did not buy her to thrash around on i brought her just to have fun on and she is great fun.........
