- Mar 8, 2022
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by: Andrew Oldar
While motorcycle manufacturers like KTM, Husqvarna, Beta, and Honda offer street-legal versions of their respective enduro models, companies like Kawasaki and Suzuki haven’t joined the street-legal dirt bike party (at least not yet). However, they continue to produce large dual sport motorcycles such as the KLR650 and DR650S, respectively. Big Red could be included here too with its iconic XR650L.Team Green reintroduced and updated its highest-displacement dual sport this year, while Suzuki’ ...
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While motorcycle manufacturers like KTM, Husqvarna, Beta, and Honda offer street-legal versions of their respective enduro models, companies like Kawasaki and Suzuki haven’t joined the street-legal dirt bike party (at least not yet). However, they continue to produce large dual sport motorcycles such as the KLR650 and DR650S, respectively. Big Red could be included here too with its iconic XR650L.Team Green reintroduced and updated its highest-displacement dual sport this year, while Suzuki’ ...
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