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       #Post#: 1058--------------------------------------------------
       2,000 mile trip in Utah
       By: BigDogAdventures Date: May 21, 2014, 5:30 am
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       Here is a link to my first real ride on the 690.
       I was carrying camping and cooking gear.
       The bike was flawless and I've got my suspension adjusted
       finally to suit me.
       I road with friends "Dingweeds" "Dr. Rock" and "Francine" on
       that ride.
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       Re: 2,000 mile trip in Utah
       By: Rusty Shovel Date: May 21, 2014, 7:35 am
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       That truly is God's country out there.  The KTM just seems to
       "fit."  Thanks for the link.
       How would you say the bike performed in that
       environment--especially in comparison to the other bikes?
       BTW, I know you'd been frustrated getting the bike's suspension
       just how you wanted it; what was the solution?
       BBTW, while reading your linked ride report, I couldn't help but
       groan when I saw how the wind blew it over.  There's a thread
       here about the improper length of the kickstand.  Pretty much
       everyone agrees that cutting it an inch shorter is the way to
       go.
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