deadzone 2007.
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07-02-2007 | 09:57 PM
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deadzone 2007.
Just got home today after another 1200km weekend on the KLX.
thought i would post up some pics to show everybody how big Duelsporting is in BC.over 130 riders from BC.acouple from alberta and one from the US.
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thought i would post up some pics to show everybody how big Duelsporting is in BC.over 130 riders from BC.acouple from alberta and one from the US.
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07-02-2007 | 10:20 PM
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RE: deadzone 2007.
Wow, nice pics! You had the KLX loaded for bear too, how'd it handle with that much gear? What's the setup on the bike too? I see the obvious Ascerbis tank and Muzzy, any other power mods? I can't imagine running up 1200 KM in a weekend, kick **** man!
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07-03-2007 | 12:04 AM
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RE: deadzone 2007.
That sure looks like a beautiful area for riding. Here in AZ it's 115 degrees and not many people are doing any riding. We don't see any mud either, just rocks and lots of dust- not many trees or grass here . What's the temp in B.C.?
Pete
Peoria,AZ
07 KLX250
Pete
Peoria,AZ
07 KLX250
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07-03-2007 | 03:40 AM
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RE: deadzone 2007.
the bike handled pretty good with all the gear loaded up.
coming home on the duffy lake road which is a 100 km of nice twisty road we were passing evety thing in sight.taking the corners marked 30km at 60-70 km.and having an absolute blast.fastest gps speed was only 136kmh.but man was it fun.
Ive done all the usual mods.full muzzy,removed airbox lid,jetted.drilled slide,crankcase breather,acerbis tank,
I put the stock gearing on for the ride up and dropped a tooth on the front for the sat off road ride.
the ride home I left the 13 tooth on and it was much better for riding hard in the mountains.Did not have to down shift to much on the steeper uphll stretches.
the temps were awesome this year at 20 degrees celcus.
and the windshield is a spitfire. just google it and it should be easy to find.
and yes the pnw is an amazing place to ride.
coming home on the duffy lake road which is a 100 km of nice twisty road we were passing evety thing in sight.taking the corners marked 30km at 60-70 km.and having an absolute blast.fastest gps speed was only 136kmh.but man was it fun.
Ive done all the usual mods.full muzzy,removed airbox lid,jetted.drilled slide,crankcase breather,acerbis tank,
I put the stock gearing on for the ride up and dropped a tooth on the front for the sat off road ride.
the ride home I left the 13 tooth on and it was much better for riding hard in the mountains.Did not have to down shift to much on the steeper uphll stretches.
the temps were awesome this year at 20 degrees celcus.
and the windshield is a spitfire. just google it and it should be easy to find.
and yes the pnw is an amazing place to ride.