DR650 Picture Thread ...

[DR650SEDDY]

Here's couple of vids from my last ride on Saturday taken from my helmet-cam (Contour1080hp)
http://contour.com/stories/blue-b-mi...x&height=487px

http://contour.com/stories/contourhd-video-3--499

[TrophyHunter]

Nice stuff Eddy. I like that open desert view. Similar to some areas I ride.

[DR650SEDDY]

Originally Posted by TrophyHunter

Nice stuff Eddy. I like that open desert view. Similar to some areas I ride.

Thanks TH here's another video i tried to pace myself due to Saturday traffic on that trail.


http://contour.com/stories/contourhd-video-5--312

[luckychucky]

From Recently Updated

How many add-ons you see, remember the High Life Magazines on the waiting room tables?

[NordieBoy]

Originally Posted by luckychucky

How many add-ons you see, remember the High Life Magazines on the waiting room tables?

Mirrors, stand, rack, topbox (zip-tied on), screen, skull, seat, stickers, header, footpeg bolt thingys...

[Motodeficient]

Originally Posted by Jon_PDX

Wow.....I'm impressed.

If I tore my bike apart like that on the side of the road a cop would come by and arrest me for trying to steal parts off an abandoned bike

I'm going to check my the tool kit now because it's obvious I do not carry enough.

Jon...

You probably have enough in your tool kit already. All it takes to tear it down that far is a philips screwdriver, 12mm wrench, and whatever you need to take that aftermarket tank off. Stock tank would just be a 10mm wrench.

[luckychucky]

Originally Posted by NordieBoy

Mirrors, stand, rack, topbox (zip-tied on), screen, skull, seat, stickers, header, footpeg bolt thingys...

Good eye, zip-tied on! What bolt thingys? Oh, I see what you mean, those are the new bolts for the center stand. I removed the chain roller.

[Jon_PDX]

Originally Posted by Motodeficient

You probably have enough in your tool kit already. All it takes to tear it down that far is a philips screwdriver, 12mm wrench, and whatever you need to take that aftermarket tank off. Stock tank would just be a 10mm wrench.

Yeah after I posted my comment I realized it really does not take that many tools to take the bike apart like that.

I still need to go through my master tool kit though because I don't have the same bikes I did when I put the kit together. I still have the DR650 though. Don't plan on giving that up anytime soon

Jon...

[DR650SEDDY]

Originally Posted by Motodeficient

You probably have enough in your tool kit already. .

Do you really wanna use these tool they come with the bike?? for me this set is a museum items ...I carry of course other repair stuff beside tools like extra tubes/clutch & brake levers/shifter lever/12v air pump and the list go on & on, wait a minute an extra spark plug, yeah that too.

[southforkspeedster]

Picked it up today. Put 82 miles on it, various terrain. So far, I like it

[Jon_PDX]

I really like that grey color. How does it look in person?

Jon...

[silverbandit1]

Originally Posted by southforkspeedster

Picked it up today. Put 82 miles on it, various terrain. So far, I like it

So how do you like this new color as compared to the previous years?

[southforkspeedster]

Originally Posted by Jon_PDX

I really like that grey color. How does it look in person?

Jon...

LOVE it. So does everyone that has seen it. Looks even better in person

[southforkspeedster]

Originally Posted by silverbandit1

So how do you like this new color as compared to the previous years?

I really like it. I thought I was not going to like it from the pictures in the brochure, but once I saw it, I was completely happy with it

[acap650]

Originally Posted by southforkspeedster

Picked it up today. Put 82 miles on it, various terrain. So far, I like it

So far I've preferred black, white or b&w, now I see that grey is the best of both. But, who cares about looks, it's the beauty in the all purpose nature of this great bike. Also, it's good to see someone stepping up to the plate and buying new product so that the big S keeps them coming and the used DR market continues to prosper. Safe travels and miles of smiles to you.