KLX as an adventure tourer? '06-07' vs +'09?
#11
It is all about creature comforts, even a 50cc bike can do the work - run down the road - from there it is what you want. Some want everything - BMW GS, others will sacrifice some - KLR650 - and you are willing to give up the extra power for get rid of a lot of weight. Sounds like you know what you're giving up and are okay with it.
One thought - spend the money to get the suspension revalved/resprung to suit your weight and added bike weight as well as getting a significantly more plush ride. I'd think a well set up 250 would work pretty well in the comfort area. But if you stack up a bunch of luggage and yourself on the stock set up you're going to have it wallowing and bottoming out a lot.
Oh, and I'd go with the 3.7 tank one way or another. A bit extra gas never hurts.
One thought - spend the money to get the suspension revalved/resprung to suit your weight and added bike weight as well as getting a significantly more plush ride. I'd think a well set up 250 would work pretty well in the comfort area. But if you stack up a bunch of luggage and yourself on the stock set up you're going to have it wallowing and bottoming out a lot.
Oh, and I'd go with the 3.7 tank one way or another. A bit extra gas never hurts.
#13
I wonder if fitting an earlier model seat wouldn't be an option to fix that? (not that it's a big deal).
#15
I won't be under any time constraint, and I always go slow (to soak it in) when traveling, so not worried about long highway runs.
#19
it's off a Triumph XC. Made a couple of bent brackets from top of forks & drilled a small hole in the centre at the front. I plastic welded a small nut behind the mask to bolt it to.
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