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The answer to whether or not the Kawasaki KLR 650 is a good highway bike is as subjective as asking if a Jeep Wrangler is good for road trips. The answer ultimately depends on your ability to ...

Klotz KLR is our favorite motorcycle chain lube in this 2008 comparison. It has a nicely focused and powerful spray, which means that most of the product can be directed precisely on to the chain and ...

Technically, trail motorcycles are comfortable off-roading machines. But no matter how much "comfort" you add, they still won't be as cozy as a proper adventure motorcycle. However, there is a ...

As a major motorcycle brand, it makes sense Kawasaki has something for everyone, and that includes dual-sport bikes. Kawasaki has both the KLR and KLX lines listed as dual-sport, but it's easy to see ...

The Kawasaki KLE 500 may be the all-new member of the pack, but it's not the only adventure bike you can get from the prodigious motorcycle manufacturer. The KLR 650 is Kawasaki's long-running ...

The KLR650 is powered by one of the most well-known, reliable, and trusted engines in the motorcycle industry. Its liquid cooled, four-stroke, 652 cc single-cylinder engine features a DOHC cylinder ...

The KLR650 is back and ready to take riders to distant (or local) shores. Prior to 1984, street-legal motorcycles that could also be ridden off the pavement (without immediately crashing) were known ...

The 'Aventure' version of the new KLR650 adds in most of the options catalog, including SHAD hard cases, more lights, ABS, engine protection and more, all for $7,999. On desktop computers, use ...

Ever wish your Kawasaki KLR 650 was more like a diesel engine? Ha, yea, neither have we! If you’ve ever ridden a KLR you’ll know that it is perhaps the closest gasoline engine to a diesel that exists ...