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Your favourite KLE pics
Just a thought and hope I'm not breaking any forum rules but I thought it would be a great idea to post a favourite pic of your KLE so some newer members can see some of the set-ups on other KLE's in this forum?
Here is one of my 2007 KLE in Kosciuszko National Park late last year.
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Hi ShaunJ.
I particularly enjoyed your first photo.
Having done some racing in a Lotus 7 replica (Caterham series in the UK), I can appreciate that photo.
I have had the opportunity to take my KLE on the track once, and throroughly enjoyed myself.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Youngatheart
Hi ShaunJ.
I particularly enjoyed your first photo.
Having done some racing in a Lotus 7 replica (Caterham series in the UK), I can appreciate that photo.
I have had the opportunity to take my KLE on the track once, and throroughly enjoyed myself.
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Thanks
Its especially fun going round the outside of sportsbikes when there trying to get there knee down
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12 Aug 2010
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Here is my wee beauty as I bought her
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Love that first one!
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Thanks John - yep, she was loaded up all right. Surprisingly, made riding more comfortable though. I had the tent packed and sitting against my lower back and the tank bag near my lower chest meant that I was wedged in while riding.
Obviously, she wasnt as 'flickable' around the corners as normal because of the extra weight but I had no complaints.
Nice and clean here, day one of the trip.
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I have a 'PowerBronze' screen, imported from U.K. I think it was about $165 delivered. High strength & super clear, it seemed better than the others I had seen. It is about half as high again as the standard one, a little bit wider and slightly dished to throw the air up over the helmet.
I rode the same bit of highway on the same day with both screens and there is a definate advantage with the new one; I pretty much have a 'dead air' zone from shoulder to shoulder and up to the top of the visor. I've seen bugs happily buzzing around behind the screen while I'm at speed on the highway... Plus I liked that my vision is still well over the top of the screen, not through it.
Do you ever come down south riding John?
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Nice one of mine in Wales.
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Here is mine.
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Just bought mine which is now being stored until I pass my test. My present bike is a YBR125, which I have toured about on and enjoyed, but a bit more power and height will make life better.
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This is mine.
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recent trip to Nakhon Sithamarat Thailand
me and my KLE....
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Too bad Kawasaki never brought those into North America: I owned an EX-500 for four years and thought it was a great bike. I think a KLR would be a terrific bike, but of course it won't sell in the American "bigger is better" market.
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Here's a pic of mine on the right....gf' speed triple on the right
P.s. It's now correctly displayed
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