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19 Jan 2009
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Klr650 For Sale In Argentina
A 2007 klr 650 in Argentina,
buenos aires
Dakarmotos garage
22,000 miles.
highly modified, just to name a few.
6.6 gal (31.6L) ims tank.
alu skid plate.
bar risers.
hand protectors
fork brace.
progressive fork springs.
progressive rear shock,
12v outlet.
center stand.
ikky
happy trail panniers.
oxford tank bag.
and more.
also included a full set of tools and the service manual.
a vamping set including.
maps: argentina,chile,bolivia and soth america big map.
gps garmin eTrex(R) H:
( https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=144&pID=8705)
if a it will come to a series buyer i would be willing to bring her to any place in Argentina or Chile.
would be willing to hear anything above 3,800 $.
please write to yehonataniv@gmail.com
or call +542616990737.
cheers, yehonatan.
pics can be seen at
Picasa Web Albums - guy - yoni's bike:
Picasa Web Albums - guy - yoni's bike
love to all
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21 Jan 2009
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hrmm
Hey mate I'm heading to Argentina in Feb 09.
I'm looking at getting a bike to tour round on,
But I need to squeeze two ppl on the bike,
(I'm 6ft but only weigh 69kg, and a girl on the back)
I'm thinking the KLR650 won't be quite big enough?
Plan on touring South America for about a year on what I buy...
It looks like a nice bike - can it handle 2 ppl?
Harley
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21 Jan 2009
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Harley,
I weigh more than you and ride a KLR. I installed a 560lb rear spring and 1" raising links to compensate for the weight of two riders and gear.
You could get yourself a new(er) shock with the heavier spring and install it in 30 mins. You can get the raising links from Eagle Mike in the US and install in less than 15 mins.
Just a thought.
Good luck.
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21 Apr 2009
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1996 klr650 for sale with 45,000 miles
I'm in B.A. with a beat up 96 klr...she's pretty to me and she's done the job with a couple of spills but nothing too bad. If you are looking for cheap, I'd entertain $1,500, comes with happy trail side boxes and the larger after market 6.6gal gas tank.
The only problem is the speedometer/odometer went out down in Comodoro Rivadavia and i haven't bothered to fix it since they didn't have the part there (not the cable) and I didn't know what i was going to do with the bike here...an easy fix for sure.
The bike has travelled all of central and south america 15,000miles with no problems and has regular oil changes every 3,000m.
I'm planning on leaving B.A. in about two weeks. If you are interested email me at masqaroda@yahoo.com and I'll share pics.
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