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Cool info, been looking for a motorcycle specific campground in Michigan. Definitely put it on our motocamping list for this year. Thanks!

Great video nice to see you guys together. Hope to have one soon.

Great to see you guys getting in family time! Thanks for sharing a small part or yourselves with us!

So much fun!

i was just here on my klr about two weeks ago! small world

Mean streak!

always concerns on my body weight, questioning, if this bike is too small for my frame. I'm 6'4" tall, and weigh in at 310, second option is the CFMOTO 800 MT (sold my Goldwing & trailer) want something smaller, getting up there in age

I notice you wear what seems to prescription glasses. Just curious what helmet do you use that accommodates your glasses? I’m having a heck of a time finding something that fits right and is comfortable with my glasses. Thanks in advance

Great job

I just got the '24 in that matte blue, mad I waited 2 years but happy I waited for that color. What a great bike! My only grip is I want to keep my enduro helmet, Im going deaf by the wind w/ a helmet and ear plugs and the risers didnt help much. Dealing with that. Going to try the clutch bypass to lower the idle a bit

Good job, better than most. I'm going car camping to Wilderness this fall. Northern lights, y'all!

Nice review, thanks. Chapters would be nice. I too am Bearded.

Great Mods! I'm definitely getting the kickstand pad! Like you I'm budget conscious and slowly adding things to my 22' KLR Adventure. I have the Tusk Foot Pegs, Tusk Shift lever, 3D Cycle Adjustable Windscreen Risers, Tusk Handlebar Risers, Attack tank knee pads. I'm in South Florida so there's not much off-road options so I haven't done the skid plate upgrade yet. And no engine upgrades at this time. I did pull the Air Box Snorkel out and like the extra flow it give plus it's got a deeper throaty sound when I get on the throttle. I also did the 16 tooth front sprocket that help smooth out higher rpm's. I'm originally from Grand Rapids MI and have dreams of road tripping up there in the future. Thanks for your content and have a great summer!

Looks good. I'm looking to do a lot of the same mods on my DRZ. But you're absolutely right about getting wider pegs; world of difference.

It’s good to find a channel were the owner loves his KLR and not just use it as a lab experiment !!!

Great to see you 3 again! Love to see that Pops got a KLR! Hope you all have some amazing adventures together!

Northern Michigan bearded pig here! Love the content boys!

i used a hockey puck bolted to the kickstand and it works great!

Which exhaust? I just got a mean streak 07

What brand and size of Motorcycles Do You Guys Ride?

Cool Adventure.

To improve the quality of the videos: Mount the camera, camera shake is annoying. Stop the heavy breathing, pause and catch your breathe; edit out the pauses. Do the finish sanding/ filing before showing the close up of the cut edges and drilled holes. Otherwise, great concept.

Hope you guys are doing well. Miss seeing your videos and rides/hikes. Thanks for turning me onto Mototomic, i plan on getting a 40 liter in the near future! Stay awesome, Stay bearded! Jon

I like your saddle bags. I use a Ridgid box for my top box and can strap my soft bag on top. Or I can double up my boxes and they lock together nicely.

Nicely done. Take care of yourself

Love my ‘23 KLR Adventure. Instead of farkle, I went with performance and durability...flush-mount, magnetic drain plug, skid plate, upper crash bars, wider footpegs, Bark Busters. She’s a tank now. And NOW I can start with farkle...or use that money for BDR trips.

This might be my first bike in 20 years. Im a bit worried about the weight and height of it. I'm 5'11" and 185lbs. I've only rode dirt bikes and 4 wheelers, but need something that can do highway speeds well because im about 45 mins from the mountains, yet go on dirt and gravel roads for camping. Love to watch your channel. Stay safe.

Just went over 600 on my new 23 Adventure (one week of Colorado dirt). It ain’t a KLX, but I love this ole mule.

Nice riding jacket as well how's that working for you?

The mando bobble head is amazing my guy!

ONE of the major benefits of KLR ownership is the bike is cheap enough to leave some money in the bike budget for mods AND the farkles tailor the bike to YOUR needs AND there are literally dump truck loads of after-market goodies available.

I love that color, but would be happy with the orange/yellow one too. I had two drifter 1500’s, (ironically the only bike I’ve bought twice besides 2nd gen KLR-650’s 😂😂😂) and I loved the ride and power on them. Idk of the mean streaks gearing, but both 4th and 5th were overdrive on the drifter. Super relaxed ride. I love Kawasaki cruisers of that genre.

need more of this

I've dreamed of a KLR650 for 20 years and finally got one to replace the Himalayan I've been riding for about 4 years. It's a 2022 Adventure model and I love it. It's just past 700 miles and I did the first service today. I've replaced the foot pegs. I lengthened the shift lever. I put a HF hard case on the back platform. I put yellow film over the auxiliary lights. Put a mount on it for a cheap Garmin. I've ridden mostly on the road, but my son and I rode some trails last weekend. I love this thing. I rode the Himalayan on a 1600 mile trip a couple summers ago, and i can't wait to see how the KLR performs on a similar trip this summer.

Hey bud, how big are you? I am 6’ 4” 280lbs and am looking at getting a klr but am not sure if my height/weight would be an issue.

Thanks for the video and ideas! I watched the video with Tummy's setup a couple of weeks ago as well. I like the minimalist and unobtrusive luggage rack that Kawasaki offers making this a great setup. I do wish that 3D would offer just the brackets without the plate, as mounting the brackets direct to the case would save weight. I'll have to email 3D with that suggestion.

amazing

nice setup brother... I hope to be a proud owner of a KLR in the near future.

Everything sounds great

Do you have any other mounting ideas I can look up for these cases that are some what quick release? I have a gen 1. I’m a newbie to all this and don’t have a milking machine to make those brackets. Your set up is awesome!!! I really really want to go this route the mounting options are kinda what’s slowing me down. I’m going to pick up the cases this week. Thank you for the idea.

Fellow gen 3'rs... I replaced a rear tube and now my rear ABS no longer works. Has anyone experienced that?

Correction: in the video, I said my screws were 10mm. They are actually 8mm hex-head screws.

Excellent Idea for repurposing those Rigid Cases. Any chance of seeing how you setup up or what you used as the pannier brackets? Thank YOU...Ride-on. JB

Where did you Fabricate these? 😂

To address the thumping handle you could wrap a fair amount of cordage from one handle around the back to the other handle. It would stop the thumping and give you quick access to extra cordage (a lot!) without taking up any space inside the panniers.

For those of us that don't have a mill; I've repurposed Amazon handle bar mounts for similar projects. Look around for whatever they sell for mounting things to your bars and you'll find something that could easily be adapted to projects like this. Upgrade the hardware to good stainless from your local hardware store. I don't trust the threads to hold much so I through drill and use backing nuts Get creative and you can do a lot of things with basic hand tools, don't let a lack of expensive equipment hold you back

You could sell the quick release brackets

Very nice setup sir!

Thanks, guys! 🙇🏻🙏🏼🙂👍🏼

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