2022 Kawasaki KLR650 Base getting the fully loaded adventure treatment

This is my new KLR650 base model that has been outfitted with T-Rex skid plate, T-Rex center stand, T-Rex upper and lower crash bars, Oxford Premium Adventure Heated Grips, ProTaper Adventure High bars on ProTaper 1.25" risers, Fender brace, Happy Trails pannier racks, Caribou 40L Panniers, Wireless phone charger on the center of the bars, 2 Qualcom Quick Charge 3.0 USB ports with volt meter and the OEM USB A port. I do still need to wire the heated grips, swap the factory 15T front sprocket for the 16T sprocket I have, and I need to buy some sort of hard top case for the rear that can also serve as a backrest for a passenger.

[@Victorsadventures2774]

Excellent, Thank you. How did you go with cable routing with that bar height?

[@carlospinzon9842]

Awesome set up 👏

[@LarryMusgrave]

Glad you think so! There have been some other additions to it since then, I may do an updated video and short discussion since I did put over 3500 miles on it last year.

[@RR-ty6ki]

Nice bike man! That's the best way to find them. Already fixed up then you make it your own.

[@LarryMusgrave]

You got that right!

[@ZenithClarity]

Looks like you had a Joe Biden moment at the end of video. :)

[@billupstateny9151]

Just be careful, too many distracted motorists are oblivious to bikes. Also no fun in the rain, & fuel prices likely still high when the riding season ends . Cross that bridge in October?

[@LarryMusgrave]

I'm considering selling my 04 Grand Prix GT for arrive 3K and getting a Civic or Corolla for work commuting. But I've been a rider before and had no issues riding april to December here. I will not ride in snow, but rain never bothered me. Anything above 20 degrees is good by me once I get Firstgear Kilimanjaro gear. With heated grips and heated liners, I look forward to the fall and early winter cold weather.

[@billupstateny9151]

@@LarryMusgrave Can you keep the bike out of the weather @ work? Even the super hot sunny days? Bring back the VW diesel, 60 mpg+. Lots of folks are on the lookout for those high mpg Japanese vehicles, Not easily found in dependable condition, winter seems to aggravate mechanical issues. Good luck, long time since last posting.

[@LarryMusgrave]

@@billupstateny9151 I cover it at work with a USGI rain poncho. I'd used that poncho on my old 2009 KLR650 and it's been in a drawer for 7 years. The day I got this pig home I dug that old thing out and put it back in use