Finally got my KLX dirty...
#1
10-15-2007, 05:23 AM
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Lost Wages, NV
Posts: 34
Finally got my KLX dirty...
I finally got my bike dirty...I did it by falling. 
...and...
That fall tweaked my ankle a bit so I wised up, got back on tarmac and rode out onto Jean Dry Lake Bed (a bit NE of Jean, NV which is the second "town" north of the CA/NV stateline on I-15).
...and...
That fall tweaked my ankle a bit so I wised up, got back on tarmac and rode out onto Jean Dry Lake Bed (a bit NE of Jean, NV which is the second "town" north of the CA/NV stateline on I-15).
#3
10-15-2007, 09:10 AM
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Posts: 12,584
RE: Finally got my KLX dirty...
NOOO you didnt get it dirty.... thats sand.... sand doesnt get the bike dirty, just dusty.... 
All in good fun..... hint, when the bike falls over, dont keep you foot on the pegs.... lol..just messin...
All in good fun..... hint, when the bike falls over, dont keep you foot on the pegs.... lol..just messin...
#7
10-15-2007, 09:24 PM
RE: Finally got my KLX dirty...
Before you know it with a couple more innocent falls like that and you'll break the hand guards and bend the stock bars making the ride home almost impossible. Not being a pessimist but it happened to me, so if I could offer some advice it would betwo fold.
#1 invest in a good pair of bars
#2 get a good set of brush guards
They are both worth their wieght in GOLD and have saved my **** a million times.
Stay Safe
Dave
#1 invest in a good pair of bars
#2 get a good set of brush guards
They are both worth their wieght in GOLD and have saved my **** a million times.
Stay Safe
Dave
#10
10-15-2007, 11:26 PM
RE: Finally got my KLX dirty...
ORIGINAL: double d6
Before you know it with a couple more innocent falls like that and you'll break the hand guards and bend the stock bars making the ride home almost impossible. Not being a pessimist but it happened to me, so if I could offer some advice it would betwo fold.
#1 invest in a good pair of bars
#2 get a good set of brush guards
They are both worth their wieght in GOLD and have saved my **** a million times.
Stay Safe
Dave
Before you know it with a couple more innocent falls like that and you'll break the hand guards and bend the stock bars making the ride home almost impossible. Not being a pessimist but it happened to me, so if I could offer some advice it would betwo fold.
#1 invest in a good pair of bars
#2 get a good set of brush guards
They are both worth their wieght in GOLD and have saved my **** a million times.
Stay Safe
Dave
Riding with bent bars is easy [8D]