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"New" v. "Old" KLR?
I've finally decided to go with a KLR, but now I have a new choice? The new one or the old one? You can still get the "old" and "new" KLR new. Do you think the "new" KLR will have some unforeseen problems?
It seems like almost every new bike, car, truck, or for that matter even toaster-oven, takes a year or two to work out the kinks? Any opinions? Leo |
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