KTM 450 exc with a street kit.
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Klr 650. Have had 3 of them over the years. Great on and off road. http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/08/23/a4evuta5.jpg
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Originally Posted by JLsJK
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I was thinking of buying the crf250l.
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Originally Posted by Jeepstin12
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KTM 450 exc with a street kit.
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Originally Posted by Beemerman
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Klr 650. Have had 3 of them over the years. Great on and off road. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
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Originally Posted by Rippicon
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<img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=572642"/> I love my DRZ <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=572641"/> AND my Harley
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Originally Posted by ob269
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My only concern with the klrs and the xr650s is the weight. I enjoy playing on dirt bike trails and the 650s are probably a hassle to flick around when it's needed..
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Originally Posted by ob269
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Lovin the drz and the Harley too, just don't like the windscreen/shroud thing..
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Truthfully, I picked up some Honda Ruckus scooters for cheap and pretty much dual sported the shit out of them. Then picked up a Drz400s and loved it but wanted longer freeway rides and got sick of lugging fuel cans or planning gas every 100 miles. Changed to a klr650. Was great for freeway but hated it on anything but a hard packed fire road. It is too top heavy at the gas tank. Plus I hated its looks from day 1. Got rid of that and now ride a husky 610 supermoto. Obviously not dual sport anymore but I may buy dirt tires and it slides around dirt roads still like a mother. Out of all, the Drz was prob the bike I should have kept and just bought supermoto wheels for. Valves need to be adjusted pretty frequently but easy maintenance bike and parts readily available on the road. ...get the DRZ. ...Anything under 400cc aren't even an option it you even want to ride short distances on the highway between roads. The Drz revs high at 70mph but still comfortable during a 2 hour trip down highway 101 Attachment 573042 Attachment 573038 Attachment 573037 Attachment 573041
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