Harley Davidson American Made Adventure Motorcycle – Seriously?

Harley Davidson American Made Adventure Motorcycle – Seriously?

Harley Davidson 750 Stealth Dual Sport / Adventure Motorcycle is possible, but is it likely?

Harley-Davidson-750-Stealth-Adventure-Custom-panels-fenders-at-2016-BIMSAt this years annual 2016 Motorcycle show in Bangkok there was an “adventure” looking Harley, that right Harley Davidson! The Harley Davidson 750 Stealth – This bike was designed and built by Richy Wilson who is the co-owner of Richo Harley-Davidson (which is a dealership) in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

So did Harley Davidson Corporate approve this or is this just a one off bike this dealer was playing with, I guess time will tell. But anyway take a look at the pictures. It appears to be a nice blend of dual sport and Adventure bike, nice knobby tires, love the black rims.

It was touted as “built for the new generation of Harley enthusiasts” and has some off road adventure specs.

Specs:

  • Ohlins motocross front fork
  • Monoshock suspension
  • Dunlop motocross tires – 21-inch in front and 18-inch in the back
  • Spoke black wheels
  • Aluminium fuel tank
  • Twin LED Daymaker headlamps
  • Dual exhaust,
  • Large side panniers and a topcase

I hope Harley give this bike some consideration, as not everyone wants just to cruise. Come on Harley!!!

 

Awwesom pictures are from indianautosblog.com

New 2016 Kawasaki KLR650 Camo Version

New 2016 Kawasaki KLR650 Camo Version

New for 2016: Kawasaki has introduced the KLR 650 CAMO Version!!

Thanks Kawasaki for introducing a cool dual sport to the mix of adventure motorcycle market. The KLR is a staple in the industry and has a huge fan base of adventure riders and I’m really glad they are keeping it fresh, functional and still relatively simple. First off the digital camo graphics look just awesome and is one bad ass dual sport bike.

2016_KLR650_Camo_motorcycle

Okay for some specs on the Camo KLR650:

  • 651cc, which is the same for this bike
  • Nice tail rack
  • 21′ front wheel
  • 6.1 gallon gas tank
  • fair windscreen – they advertise it as large but I’m not so sure – I’ll have to ride one!
  • 41mm telescopic fork
  • and of course the Matrix Camo Graphics option for $300 extra

Check out more specs in WorldCrosser’s Bike list or check out:

Kawasaki’s Webpage on their new dual sport adventure bike.


 

Kawasaki offer a few farkles for it’s Camo KLR:

Panniers / top case, Cool trans handlebar bag and Trans Tank bag too

KLR_trans_tank_bag KLR_panniers_bags


Here is link to OEM Kawasaki KLR accessories.

 


 

Now what is the difference between the KLR650 and the KLR650 Camo?

Just the color / graphics? I did a side by side on the specs and don’t see anything that make the Camo version any different. Please reply below and let me know what I’m missing, if anything.

 

Camo seems to be the coolest color but Kawasaki alos offer this bike in – Candy Lime Green & Ebony colors as well.

Thanks!

KLR650

2016 KLR650 Camo Close Up

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