Never sell your klx
TO all you KLX junkies. I just want to express my feelings here. I am a badass but I feel so sad and MISS my KLX so much. I ride a crf450x husky 630TE and Husaberg 570FE; however, my beautiful KLX 2010 351 with pumper finely tuned, cams, full fmf exhaust, so many other loving mods, was pushing so much HP that there is little difference between riding a KLX "worked" and my Husqvarna TE630. Man was I wrong in assuming that the KLX was underpowered. Once fully and properly modded, it was a bad *** bike that ate up alot of other stock bikes. So, there you have it my long ago pals on klx forum.. one very very nostalgic memory of a KLX sold to a city ****** without a clue. That dude came to my house with 2 other nigs with 2700 bucks and stole my heart. I watched as they crammed the black shiny perfect work of art into the back of the work van and drove back to the city like rats.
Enjoy your klx's my friends.. and be careful when u do decide to sell.
Enjoy your klx's my friends.. and be careful when u do decide to sell.
I understand your regret. My '12 is set up just like your bike was and it is a completely different animal compared to the bike I rolled off my trailer almost two years ago.
Still doesn't keep me from drooling over a new Beta Crosstrainer-If I could figure out how to tag that puppy I'd probably pull the trigger. I think that I can move the washer and dryer so that I could cram another bike in the basement...
Still doesn't keep me from drooling over a new Beta Crosstrainer-If I could figure out how to tag that puppy I'd probably pull the trigger. I think that I can move the washer and dryer so that I could cram another bike in the basement...
Some evening while standing in front of a group of people:
"Hi, my name is gbauto. I have a motorcycle habit ......"
Hi. My name is Michael. ("hi Michael") and I hoard motorcycles.
I sold my '86 VFR750 to buy a FZ1 eight years ago and have regretted it ever since - not that there's anything wrong with the FZ1.
I wouldn't call myself a hoarder, but I understand the urge.
I wouldn't call myself a hoarder, but I understand the urge.
I routinely buy bikes, keep them for a couple of years, then sell them and move on to the next project. The KLX is the only one I regretted selling, and this past summer I found a good deal and bought another one.


