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Posted: **Tue Jul 23, 2002 3:47 pm**

The new issue of Rider has an evaluation of the KTM 640 Adventure. Just incase you want to run out right now and buy a copy. Karl

Posted: **Tue Jul 23, 2002 5:04 pm**

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., KJ wrote:

> The new issue of Rider has an evaluation of the KTM 640 Adventure.

Just

> incase you want to run out right now and buy a copy. > > Karl

I'm a subscriber to Rider Mag and that article was in the issue before last. When I read that article, I thought that it was pretty critical of the KTM and kinda redundant. Engine vibes? Hard seat? No kidding ?!? What the hell do they expect, it's a very focused, hard edged bike!? Those guys should get their act together and test a KLR. A _REAL_ all around bike. No one respects the KLRs like the guys that own them. Stu

Posted: **Wed Jul 24, 2002 9:30 am**

> > Those guys should get their act together and test a KLR. A _REAL_

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> around bike. > > No one respects the KLRs like the guys that own them. > > Stu

They did, and they liked it. It was a '97 and they haven't changed much since then (bummer, eh?). __Arden klrz4ever

Posted: **Wed Jul 24, 2002 9:49 am**

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., "klrz4ever" wrote:

> > > > > Those guys should get their act together and test a KLR. A _REAL_ > all > > around bike. > > > > No one respects the KLRs like the guys that own them. > > > > Stu > They did, and they liked it. It was a '97 and they haven't changed > much since then (bummer, eh?). > > __Arden > > klrz4ever

Arden, maybe an article idea would be to follow up on where the KLR has gone since then. Maybe show how the bike does it all, like enduros to long tours.... with some of the after-market products, and owner ingenuity.... I cannot imagine a more flexible machine on the market... Just my $.02 worth MNRon

Posted: **Wed Jul 24, 2002 9:50 am**

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., "klrz4ever" wrote:

> > No one respects the KLRs like the guys that own them. > > > > Stu > They did, and they liked it. It was a '97 and they haven't changed > much since then (bummer, eh?). > > __Arden

Arden's 97 review of the KLR is what made me take the old XL600R down and sell it to get my 98 KLR. Gone now, though....we'll see how the beemer P-D handles things....it certainly is BIGGER.

Posted: **Wed Jul 24, 2002 12:32 pm**

'01 KLR650 for sale 11k miles runs strong on highway and around town. no problems, noises, etc to report. Got laid off and need cash. set up for touring with: throttle lock highway pegs ims oversized tank steel braided galfer brake lines front and rear ebc brake pads sheepskin extra thick seat cover for stock seat vibration absorbing mirror mounts avon gripster tires front and rear half worn supertrapp ids2 pipe with dynojet kit progressive front and rear suspension (Larry R. model rear spring) gold chain, sprockets replaced 4k miles ago gel grips acerbis hand guards leather tool pouch attached to highway pegs behind front wheel will include with purchase: set of synthetic soft saddle bags functional but have two small holes in one side. rear synthetic soft bag big enough to fit full face helmet and misc items. Asking $3,900 o.b.o. located in Westchester, NY area (NY/NJ/CT area) bike is army green with translucent ims oversized tank. email me at lbank84@... with questions, etc. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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