LETS POST SOME PIC OF YOUR BAD @$$ KLXs
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Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 78
From: Cheshire, in between the Welsh hilly bits and the Peak district hilly bits - just about in the North
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Uk klx250s
photo's of my 09' 250 - bought recently, been sat in a dealers for 2 years so price was right. Added some Acerbis guards, foldy mirror and took the peg rubbers off - just the job for larking about on muddy lanes in the North of England. The GS1200 is my "road" bike - done some off-road work on one (BMW Off Road Skills School) huge fun but only if its someone else's bike and they help you pick it up ~ gets a bit like hard work after a couple of tumbles.
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Joined: Jan 2012
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From: St Cloud Florida
Here is mine brand damn new before I wrecked it with 60 miles on it trying to dodge a rattlesnake. Trust me, it hurt, I have no idea what happened to the snake. ( Can't get picture to attach sorry )
Last edited by RsoJim; Jan 8, 2012 at 11:43 PM.
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Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 78
From: Cheshire, in between the Welsh hilly bits and the Peak district hilly bits - just about in the North
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think you click on the paperclip icon just above where to type - its what I did.
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Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 304
From: Cincinnati, OH
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That sucks! Next time run over the snake... 
In the street bike world most agree it is better to hit the animal than wreck trying to avoid. I ran dead over a huge coon once on my CBR900RR. Bump, bump, wobble, kept going down the road, no damage to bike.
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In the street bike world most agree it is better to hit the animal than wreck trying to avoid. I ran dead over a huge coon once on my CBR900RR. Bump, bump, wobble, kept going down the road, no damage to bike.
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