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Hi everyone. I have a problem with my Versys 650. After changing the tires (the old ones were Michelin Road 5, and the new ones are Michelin Road 6), the bike started pulling to the right when I let go of the handlebars. I checked whether the rear wheel is properly aligned, whether the tire is mounted correctly, and whether the front tire is mounted correctly. I also checked that the wheel axles are properly tightened and verified the tire pressures. Basically, I’ve checked everything I... V650 pulling to right after tire replacement

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I guess I got lucky, as I installed the vista cruise lock first, then started looking for hand guards, I really like the throttle lock and moving the brake wasn't a option. I found a universal mount hand guard that fits on the end of the bar weight and also has a mount on the angled part of the bar, by the plastic support for the cables. The upside is that the mirror vibration is reduced as the hand guards help stiffen the handlebar.I am going to try and figure out how to post some pictures... Hand Guards/ Bark Buster / Kawasaki / Others

Is there a tutorial on how to remove rear fender? Im planning to install an after market brake light and i need to run a wire through the rear fender. I tried removing the 2 hex bolts under the seat and i think there is another 2 under the ECU. I just need enough space to run my wire.

I did it. I walked into a dealership and brought home a new KLX300SM. I traded in the Super Cub. It’s been a lot of fun, but I needed more suspension for the apocalyptic roads about metro Detroit. Light enough to throw on my hitch rack. I’ve had the X300 on the rack, but it pushes the capacity of the rack and gets to rocking and rolling a bit more than I like. This Kawi barely tips the scale over 300#. This one is... Supermoto!

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I recently posted about a gator sighting in Michigan-semi trailer tire retread separation. It pin balled back and forth as the 2 vehicles in front of me ran it over. After clearing the car in front of me, it stood upright proudly like a 3’ tall cobra when I smashed into it at freeway speed. You ride long enough…

Got to do some riding yesterday morning with @JT in GA , after a little breakfast meet-up. Great day all the way around! North Georgia has a little bit of everything, for any kind of riding, from very challenging gravel (including the Chattahoochee BDR-X), to exhilarating asphalt twisties. A couple of beauties here: Not sure if I can say the same about their owners. 😂 Really enjoyed the meet-up... Georgia On My Mind

Now available Via ScottOiler UK 👍 Designed to shield both chain and machine, Karter guards prevent damage while protecting the rear tyre from oil and grime splashes. Built for real-world riding, they offer a practical solution for maintaining performance and reducing wear in all conditions. Can be got on this link for £46.99 +P&P - https://www.scottoiler.com/shop/karter-chain-guards/kawasaki/karter-chain-guard-for-kawasaki/ Also available in other countries on this link... Karter Chain Fling Guards

Greetings Versatile System Owners! I wanted to present some information I researched, pertaining to this inquiry..."How many Kawasaki Versys 650's were involved in accidents that ended in a rider fatality." My reason for this question, came about after I attended my fourth Total Control Advanced Riding Clinic (Lee Parks). This lesson was set up using half of an oval racetrack and half was set up, using cones, like a Supermoto track. As Pennsylvania residents, we can attend these classes... USA Accident Info & the Versys 650