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Kawasaki KLR650 Project Bike |
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Jan 11, 2010 - 12:04 PM - by serialKLR
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Kawasaki KLR650 Project Bike: Part 8
Alphabet Support
By Alfonse Palaima, Dec. 30, 2009, Photography by Fonzie
Two thousand nine was an eventful year for our dirty little experiment. Having piled on nearly 10,000 miles, a handful of useful aftermarket products and intent for more, we’re not ready to stop.
With a motorcycle built for any challenge – well, almost – we’ve put ‘er to the test this year. I think however, an observed trials course would be the immature end for more than a few parts on our project KLR.
Having crossed international borders [Check out Issue 3, 2009], ridden through the Mojave Desert with District 37, climbed through California’s eastern sierra trailways then completed the year with thousands of hairball miles in the city of Angels, Motorcycle.com’s Project KLR has literally been all over the map this year.
Packing on the miles is easy with a lighter load of course, and packing light is one of your biggest assets on trips like these. That’s why we’ve learned to pack a few acronyms in the bag for safety and security.

ROK and Roll
First we piled on a membership to Kawasaki’s rider association... [Read More]
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