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I was looking into them for almost 2 years. Definitely happy!

Yeah I'll stabilize it better once we start doing 2 up. And nice! Yeah we're about 30 minutes from Disney

Yeah I haven't done either of those yet! And yeah, I keep all the lights on lol. I've had 2 old ladies pull out in front of me already..

Thanks!!

For their 2020 line, I never had a single issue. Between months of rolling it up for transport, and then months of keeping it on a trailer full time with a 15hp Tohatsu on the transom, it was great. No years, cracks etc. For a cheap Amazon purchase, I'd recommend it! They also make a new 14.5ft (?) heavy duty boat with an aluminum transom now. I think it's available on ebay. They seem to be taking their boats into a higher quality

Haha that's great! Yeah we as a society shall adapt!

Wrist guard, wind guard, whatever it's called lol. Came stock. Honestly, I don't really need these in Florida, don't have to worry about cold air on my hands lol. I'll leave em on until they break or I learn to hate them lol Its definitely a fun bike! And yeah, I'm glad I dropped it at a low speed. Couldn't imagine crashing harder

Yeah that's one of the reasons why there's so many on the used market. People assume there's a ton of power and speed.

Not me, bar end protection is mandatory since it falls on them first over anything.

Oh yeah definitely! Yeah scratches are minimal. I'm a showroom kinda guy. Always keeping vehicles shiny. So any scratches on a brand new toy hurt lol. But I've put 130 miles on it since then lol. Back to riding and enjoying the views!

Yeah I was hoping to get some content filmed on it first before any drops lol

Yeah I'm not too worried about it!

Lol I wasn't expecting it within 3 weeks of owning. Maybe a year down the road.

I'll make it up to her by getting new tires lol

@@OurMagicalJourneyFL Don't get Dunlop 605's, total junk almost bald in 2 months, had the stocks IRCs for over 2 yrs .

Washed it and all the scratches are pretty decent. I'll live with it until it's time to upgrade some more stuff

It's a fun bike for sure!

🎶 The first scratch is the deepest 🎶.... or however the lyrics go

Yeah after washing it this morning, it helped a bit. Battle scars are bound to happen. I'll wait til it succumbs to more scratches before I replace anything lol

I enjoy making tweaks to anything I get. Boats/trucks etc. Its fun to change things. Yeah I still have the stock mirrors. I'm a big guy, so for me, the visibility wasnt too great in the stock ones. So these are slightly wider and it's way better

So the fastest I've gone so far was 80mph, at least displayed on the dash. This bike, for me at least, is 3 digits faster on the display screen than actual GPS monitoring. So I was really going 77mph. Handled fine! I got the windshield extendor pieces and it makes a noticeable difference. I haven't done too much gravel roads yet! I'm gonna make a video on that soon. But I didn't feel like the bike was gonna lose control on me. I feel in charge whenever I'm riding, nothing feels out of my hands or sketchy. It's a comfortable feeling bike, apart from the stock seat! Lol. I've been looking into these bikes for years and I'm glad I have one now!

So on the highway, it's the "wildest ride in the wilderness!". I've been wearing padded cycling shorts under my pants lol. Swapping out the stock tires is recommended too. I think once I get better tires and a new seat, it'll help with the discomfort. But with padded shorts, it's a world of difference for long rides.

@@OurMagicalJourneyFL My main concern is Vibration in the handlebars. Do your hands get tingly/numb?

@@OurMagicalJourneyFL What seat will you get? I watched another reviewer of the gen 3 KRL650 in Australia who said the seat is one of his favourite things about the bike. He said it's squishy and super comfortable for long rides.

I’ve been debating on the klr or a triumph tiger 850-900 i really love the tiger but the looks and stuff of the klr is great as well with a price difference of half as munch. I’m just wanting cruse for long rides as I’ll be basically on the road 90% of the time

I think having that 6th gear and a more road style bike would be better. Then again I'm finding highway riding decent on the KLR. But I've never riden one of those, so can't really compare

Hope you love it!

Shipped from Canada!

@@OurMagicalJourneyFL That's awesome! I may just order up the same one you bought.

Thanks, will do!

Thank you very much!

Oh nice! I'm thinking about getting the Tusk saddlebags

Thanks!

Yeah it's on there alright for just around town riding. I agree though, I may actually shop around for a 2nd top case, I kinda want something bigger. Seems kinda small the more I look at it haha

Lol got that 5 year extended warranty just to be safe! So far so good

@@OurMagicalJourneyFL Well little that will do you when your in the sticks and the balance chain tensioner breaks and you have a catastrophic engine failure. Or the head warps because there is no thermostat.. Ect. ect.. Carry extra brake pads. I go through a set in a month. Take an extra 1/2 gal. of oil. Once its broken in it burns oil like a diesel truck...

@@OurMagicalJourneyFL None of that happened to dude here. Its the most reliable motorcycle in the world, its track record speaks for itself despite what Bro on Internet says. Iv had 2 in the past, 48,000 miles combined on the two and zero problems never did any of the so called "must do" mod's and I rode them hard.

​@@OurMagicalJourneyFL what booboo head is talking about is the KLR Doohickey and Thermobob (these are actual things, Google). The only reason anyone knows about these things is because everything else on a KLR lasts so long that it makes these two issues stand out. The Thermobob upgrade should be first if you want to keep the cylinder temperature consistent (always a good thing, and helps keep the KLR cylinder clearances tight over time). The other is replacing the Doohickey, which the Doohickey itself on the Gen 3 isn't the problem it used to be, but the Doohickey spring very much is, and the spring should be replaced before the bike hits 4k miles. Do those, and there are several examples of KLRs that got past 200k miles, and one that's close to 300k.

The led lights and USB package was definitely a nice addition!

Totally fell asleep after uploading this and forgot to! Lol, I'll add it now. Thanks for reminding me!

I was worried about the sorta high seat height, but at 6ft tall, I can keep my feet flat on the ground with no issue. Plenty of speed for highway riding too

No problem 👍

I'm glad we both got to experience that back in the day! Old Epcot was definitely the best!

@@OurMagicalJourneyFL We can't bring back WoM tho. So I believe there is potential for the Test Track format, going forward.

Oh for sure! We'll definitely go back and film another day there

Yes!

I kept it on the 2nd hole. Seemed to plane out fine

We will have to try this! Lol

We are very sad it's going away 😢

It may have been that way. I went with a buddy a week or so after this and I agree it was way better. But their prices though.. Still not a fan of that haha

@OurMagicalJourneyFL that makes sense

Haha it's definitely the most intense ride at the park!

It's a blast for sure!

Adults can still go to theme parks 🤷

That's right! Plus we have money now to go all the time. Who has money to spend at Disney as a kid? Lol

I saw another video of this ride and it was the same thing. this ride just seems super dark

It's a very dark ride. Even with low light settings on both my GoPro 12 and S23+, it looks this way.

Correct, sadly a very dark ride that is, of course, way better in person.

Because it's a dark ride? 💀

I go through boats, just a hobby. Keep them for a bit, enjoy them and sell them. Selling the Seamax currently

@@OurMagicalJourneyFL what's replacing seamax? How was the seamax? Thanks

Honestly not sure yet. We may aim for a small travel trailer eventually and skip out on boating for a bit. Haven't decided.

Lol glad someone else felt our pain!

15hp Tohatsu. I want to say it's around 110-120lbs. Not too sure

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