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    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    46 very optimistic crank horsies
    ... maybe that is how Rossi got his number
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    haha....

    Quote Originally Posted by Monstaman View Post
    ... maybe that is how Rossi got his number
    Fuk....Yes, He better call the doctor if he only has 46 Horsies...
    I would be calling the Vet for a gun!

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    Quote Originally Posted by NZKTM View Post
    More like 38-40? Maybe?
    At the crank.....
    Max power 40 hp @ 6000 rpm
    Max Torque 4.5 kg-m @ 5750 rpm
    'Good things come to those who wait'
    Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it

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    Who cares how many horsies it has It's still a fun bike to ride and does everything asked of it.
    Falls over o.k. too, just ask MrsJatz

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    I knew Dat!

    Quote Originally Posted by JATZ View Post
    Who cares how many horsies it has It's still a fun bike to ride and does everything asked of it.
    Falls over o.k. too, just ask MrsJatz
    The DR 600S is same of the same old vintage....
    Watching footage of the 1979 Dakar gave me new found respectability for these machines....

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    i dont care about the horseys either, just listing a fact.... i reckon for a bike of that era it has a shit load of horseys, a lot faster than my old DR500
    'Good things come to those who wait'
    Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it

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    Quote Originally Posted by NZKTM View Post
    The DR 600S is same of the same old vintage....
    Watching footage of the 1979 Dakar gave me new found respectability for these machines....
    they never had a DR600 in the 70s
    'Good things come to those who wait'
    Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it

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    I know that....

    Quote Originally Posted by dino3310 View Post
    they never had a DR600 in the 70s

    I mean from the 79 era onwards.... Picky Picky!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dino3310 View Post
    i dont care about the horseys either, just listing a fact.... i reckon for a bike of that era it has a shit load of horseys, a lot faster than my old DR500
    Our one seems to have plenty of get up and go, the way it is delivered is cool too. Suspension still seems good to .......
    But more importantly it sounds effin nice
    But then again I'll ride any old p.o.s. and think it's pretty good

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    Swap ya a DR Big for one...

    Quote Originally Posted by JATZ View Post
    Our one seems to have plenty of get up and go, the way it is delivered is cool too. Suspension still seems good to .......
    But more importantly it sounds effin nice
    But then again I'll ride any old p.o.s. and think it's pretty good
    Hey hey.... There is a nice DR600S for $1750 on the old web site...
    I would love to have an old Tenere, or one of these great dinosaurs that have Pedigree, they can handle the rough stuff....
    Sort of like that guy riding the Dakar in 1979 with cowbot boots on the R65....Wicked! Navigating with comapasses until 1992....Tough guys...

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    Quote Originally Posted by NZKTM View Post
    Hey hey.... There is a nice DR600S for $1750 on the old web site...
    I would love to have an old Tenere, or one of these great dinosaurs that have Pedigree, they can handle the rough stuff....
    Sort of like that guy riding the Dakar in 1979 with cowbot boots on the R65....Wicked! Navigating with comapasses until 1992....Tough guys...
    Tempting...... very tempting....... all the spares I could want, BUT.... the big wouldn't do my laundry or cook my tea when I'm in the shed or warm the bed in the winter

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    The most important fact....

    Quote Originally Posted by JATZ View Post
    Tempting...... very tempting....... all the spares I could want, BUT.... the big wouldn't do my laundry or cook my tea when I'm in the shed or warm the bed in the winter
    Warm the bed in winter...
    The rest you could handle...I am sure..

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    Was down in Dunedin today, went to MCR and they have the blue one same as my mates, after discussions here I took a closer look and knocked a few things on the side to see how it felt.

    The expansion tank is on the RHS, mid mount and right in the line of fire for a breaking, the mounting around it is pretty substandard for any bike let alone a toughy adventure bike.

    All in all after seeing one again in the flesh I like the look but the height is too much and the amount of "stuff" that would readily snap of in a fall would be enough to put me off.

    Went over to McIver and Vetch to see if they had any Katie M 690 e in but nupe they had all gone out teh door, wonna see one those in the raw too.

    Nice to dream...
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    Let's not knock it...

    Quote Originally Posted by Monstaman View Post
    Was down in Dunedin today, went to MCR and they have the blue one same as my mates, after discussions here I took a closer look and knocked a few things on the side to see how it felt.

    The expansion tank is on the RHS, mid mount and right in the line of fire for a breaking, the mounting around it is pretty substandard for any bike let alone a toughy adventure bike.

    All in all after seeing one again in the flesh I like the look but the height is too much and the amount of "stuff" that would readily snap of in a fall would be enough to put me off.

    Went over to McIver and Vetch to see if they had any Katie M 690 e in but nupe they had all gone out teh door, wonna see one those in the raw too.

    Nice to dream...
    Till it has been given a good ride. I have a mate that has just bought one, he is a good experienced rider. Both the 990A and the Ten' are heading south for the summer. We will see the outcome then. I personally like them, but for the amount of plastic etc, but most if not all the modern day ADV bikes from 2003 onwards...(I excluded the KTM 640A 2002...hehe) Time out on the comment for now, I will quiz him on the return!

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    Quote Originally Posted by warewolf View Post
    That site is notoriously incorrect. See the pic for the 2009 KLR 650.
    Looks about right?








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