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Thread: Another Welly ADV DVD / talk crap and bag KLR's night?

  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by JATZ View Post
    I can recomend EddieB's room

    Take a look at how well hung he is too
    Owwwwoooo thats just nasty Jatz
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    Quote Originally Posted by marks View Post

    I can't see in what situation an airhead would be superior to a sensibly modified new style KLR
    Hoi, I thought we were on the same side. Whats with this NEW STYLE KLR stuff

    Are you trying to split the ranks, divide and conquer and all that??
    You better start backtracking real fast or I'll, I'll um, err Post something nasty
    I mentioned vegetables once, but I think I got away with it...........

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    Quote Originally Posted by marks View Post
    that said - unless I was doing two up or carrying shit loads of luggage - I can't see in what situation an airhead would be superior to a sensibly modified new style KLR
    So you're saying you'd need to modify the KLR before it would be superior to an airhead. Nice to hear it directly from a KLR owner.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marks View Post
    well said sir



    actually its a bit of a stretch to call your beemer 'bavarians finest'

    that said - unless I was doing two up or carrying shit loads of luggage - I can't see in what situation an airhead would be superior to a sensibly modified new style KLR
    the airhead is a much nicer on road bike IMHO...and i bought mine for less than all but two KLRs on trademe at the moment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddieb View Post
    So you're saying you'd need to modify the KLR before it would be superior to an airhead. Nice to hear it directly from a KLR owner.
    And airheads are just perfect out of the box, right?


    http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ots-of-extra-s
    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
    those cheap ass bitches can do anything with ductape.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pete376403 View Post
    And airheads are just perfect out of the box, right?


    http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ots-of-extra-s
    Oooooo BURN !!!

    that was a goodun

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    Quote Originally Posted by pete376403 View Post
    And airheads are just perfect out of the box, right?


    http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ots-of-extra-s
    dunno, it was like that when i got it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pete376403
    Some of us are secure enough that we don't require eurotrash penis substitutes.
    I like big tanks & I cannot lie....
    Perhaps given some proper guidance & riding tuition you too can aspire to own & ride a proper bike, & won't need to have that sort of envy.


    Quote Originally Posted by pete376403 View Post
    And airheads are just perfect out of the box, right?
    They're pretty good, but like KLRs, they can be improved on.

    Talk to me when your KLR is nearly 20 yrs old & has done over 200k kms.... Eddie's has done circa 120k kms. Not sure on Schmidtty, but given the owner, he's the exception to every rule....

    Marks KLR has done what? He's already got a big bore & is talking about another? How's that oil consumption working out for you KLR riders right now?
    (Marks KLR is a nice bike to ride BTW)

    I won't swap my bike, & I'm hoping you are happy with your choice
    (even if you are strangely misguided IMHO).
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    In my opinion the only bike perfect straight out of the box are KTMs. Power, fantastic suspension, excellent handling, cutting edge technology, liteweight, race winning pedigree, very cool, very popular, very now
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    My first R80G/S had about 350,000 on it when i sold it.

    But anyway, settle down girls or this thread will get consigned to the basement like others have.

    One vote only so far and that's for Wednesday night.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddieb View Post
    One vote only so far and that's for Wednesday night.
    +1 Wednesday works for me too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by andy mac View Post
    +1 Wednesday works for me too.
    Did you vote?
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    No, didn't see it. Any option is OK, I'll go with the majority vote. Free beer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Padmei View Post
    In my opinion the only bike perfect straight out of the box are KTMs. Power, fantastic suspension, excellent handling, cutting edge technology, liteweight, race winning pedigree, very cool, very popular, very now
    Ummmm.......No. You haven't owned one have you.........

    I voted for Wednesday. I win..I was the first What's the prize?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BMWRSNUT View Post
    I like big tanks & I cannot lie....
    Perhaps given some proper guidance & riding tuition you too can aspire to own & ride a proper bike, & won't need to have that sort of envy.



    They're pretty good, but like KLRs, they can be improved on.

    Talk to me when your KLR is nearly 20 yrs old & has done over 200k kms.... Eddie's has done circa 120k kms. Not sure on Schmidtty, but given the owner, he's the exception to every rule....

    Marks KLR has done what? He's already got a big bore & is talking about another? How's that oil consumption working out for you KLR riders right now?
    (Marks KLR is a nice bike to ride BTW)

    I won't swap my bike, & I'm hoping you are happy with your choice
    (even if you are strangely misguided IMHO).
    Started riding about 42 years ago so just about got the hang of it. That includes about 16 years of speedway solos.
    Perfectly happy with the KLR, warts and all. My regular riding group has (for adv type rides) two KTMs, one BMW, two DRs (one soon to be replaced with another KTM) and one Honda. On group rides my KLR taken me has everywhere the other bikes have.

    I've never encountered a group of KLR riders, either in life or on the 'net, who feel the need to bag other brands, but unfortunately the reverse is not true.
    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
    those cheap ass bitches can do anything with ductape.
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