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Old 09-23-2011, 01:05 AM
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Sweet videos of the 982D and I'm with Allen makes me want one!! Thatthing a real beauty!! Nice yellow KLR? as well!
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Sweet videos of the 982D and I'm with Allen makes me want one!! Thatthing a real beauty!! Nice yellow KLR? as well!
Suzuki VStrom . A smoother ride than the KLR. I had a nice 07 KLR black and silver before the Strom.
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Old 09-23-2011, 11:21 AM
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Very cool videos! Cant wait to see it in action with the plow!
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It will happen, I have to order the Cat 0 conversion from xtrememotorworks. That is still about half the price of a Cat 0 plow. So many toys to order, so little $$$$ LOL.
I know exactly what you mean, DWayne.
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just rub it in why don't ya!!
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It's OK... I can still ride around on mine and make 'put put' sounds!
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Nice lookin super! always wanted one
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Cool video Dwayne your 982 is in nice shape I'd love to own a red one.They are scarce in my area.
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