Trail Goat
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- Dec 8, 2005
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I live about 25 miles from Buddscreek, MD, (site where one of the most tenacious battles in motocross nationals are held yearly on Father's day). I do not race, just love watching moto-x races.
I am, however, an avid enthsiast of dual-sport bikes and wish to share my experience with the new 2006 Kawasaki KLX250 (H6F)S.
I stopped at a Honda-Kawasaki dealer in New Jersey on thanksgiving and was very much surprised to see the new 2006 Kawasaki KLX250S. Being a big fan of dual-sport bikes, I just could not pass this one up. The looks of the 2006 KLX250S initially caught my eyes. I could not sleep well for days after that - it was "love at first sight". So last Saturday, I went and bought one. As soon as I unloaded it from my truck, I immediately road tested it (on and off road) even if it was freezing cold. I was simply amazed and all I can say is that the 2006 KLX 250S is an awsome bike that holds truth to its claims - power, ride, feel, handling, balance, etc. Thank you for loving me back Santa Kawasaki :)
Regards to all
I am, however, an avid enthsiast of dual-sport bikes and wish to share my experience with the new 2006 Kawasaki KLX250 (H6F)S.
I stopped at a Honda-Kawasaki dealer in New Jersey on thanksgiving and was very much surprised to see the new 2006 Kawasaki KLX250S. Being a big fan of dual-sport bikes, I just could not pass this one up. The looks of the 2006 KLX250S initially caught my eyes. I could not sleep well for days after that - it was "love at first sight". So last Saturday, I went and bought one. As soon as I unloaded it from my truck, I immediately road tested it (on and off road) even if it was freezing cold. I was simply amazed and all I can say is that the 2006 KLX 250S is an awsome bike that holds truth to its claims - power, ride, feel, handling, balance, etc. Thank you for loving me back Santa Kawasaki :)
Regards to all
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