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He has both, I was honestly curious. To your question it will cruise at 130 all day, not sure you get that out of the XL regardless of tank size.

Isn't there a baller thread somewhere for you T6 guys?

Beyond better highway speeds what does it do that the klr won't?

I've ridden some of those trains and 300kph in a train feels way slower than 200kph on a bike.

That does make sense but most new sleds look like they were meant to bust powder in BC rather than a haul sledge.

Was gonna ask whose the baller with a pelican case on his KLR but those pink lines are a give away.

Sorry guys - Not 89$ but 98$. Still a good deal and even better with a 20$ shell rebate.

OK, then it's time to get that bike over to @Jayell

Exactly. (not to mention it looks like your box is smoking a water pipe)

Squeeze and I spent a big chunk of the last two days scrubbing the black soot off of the rear deck. Almost looks like new.

Hard to beat a Moen product. After cursing the install of my POS stainless steel sink, the install of the Moen single control faucet was a pleasure. And yes they stand behind every faucet they make.

Except for the world's ugliest windscreen I don't mind the look of it. BMW has built some pretty bad looking bikes but this I can live with. Hard pass on the all the electro-gizmofication.

You shouldn't have to drill all the way to the end of the bolt. I'd find out the length of the bolt, depth mark the drills an 1/8-3/16 shy of the length. Drilling carefully starting with an about a 1/8" drill and working up is a tried and true method. It's worked for me on multiple occasions...

Sadly my guys are a bit too far for you. They are straighter shooters who only fix what you need and don't goon you on the price. https://harrisgreigauto.com/

I'd just start drilling. Start with about 1/8" and keep going bigger until there's not much more than helicoil.

My apologies. I was thinking something was off with a pic right there.....

I never should have sold my LC.

Like Gene has done in the photo?

I made a very similar tool that I have zip tied to my racks. I simply cut off one of the tubular aluminum adjustable height legs off of a discarded handicap shower chair and made a plug for the cut end.

Where did you get your ramp?