ive also seen the racing where they have half the track dirt with small jumps then half the track on pavement with lots of tight turns that looks really wild.
Dirtbikes or Sportbikes
i was recently at a starbucks(ya i know) and a guy had a KTM, lookd like he was doing some serious cross country touring on it based on all the stickers i saw on it. lookd like it would be alot of fun not having to worry about the road conditions as much and take it on some trails once you get where your going
ive also seen the racing where they have half the track dirt with small jumps then half the track on pavement with lots of tight turns that looks really wild.
ive also seen the racing where they have half the track dirt with small jumps then half the track on pavement with lots of tight turns that looks really wild.
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AMEN. With a dual sport like mine on the street, you have a new outlook on everything. Curbs and obsticals become nothing more than a small bump in the road.JCS wrote:Dual sports on the street = big fun. Parking lot dividers become a non issue. Go over top of them. Pot holes-no big deal. You also sit higher and more upright so it's easier to see through traffic. Urban commando.
In tight twisties a dual sport can give sport bike riders fits. Unlimited cornering clearance and relatively light weight.
The bigger dual sports(KLR 650) also make decent light weight tourers.
-2005 Suzuki DRZ-400S (The Fast Color).
- FMF Power Core 4
- 3x3" Air Box Mod, DynoJet Kit
- Dunlop D606 Tires
When I die, I want to die like my grandfather--who died peacefully in his sleep. Not screaming like all the passengers in his car
- FMF Power Core 4
- 3x3" Air Box Mod, DynoJet Kit
- Dunlop D606 Tires
When I die, I want to die like my grandfather--who died peacefully in his sleep. Not screaming like all the passengers in his car
