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01-28-2013, 07:14 AM
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Another Angry Hun !
Joined: Jan 2004
Location: Minnesota
Oddometer: 654
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01-28-2013, 09:24 AM
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Joatmoa
Joined: Dec 2004
Location: Ivybridge, South Devon
Oddometer: 46
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Ural
I took my 2010 Ural Cross from the UK to the Eastern side of Mongolia and back in 7 weeks. The Cross isn't available in the States but I would have been happier with a Gear-up! The Russian bits were fine but the Slovakian made sidecar sub-chassis broke!
It's all documented HERE Click on Mongolia and then Diary. I would have another in a heartbeat and to that end I've written to Ural in America to ask if I could hire any model to tour around the States in 2014. This year I'm away around the World but on a solo. No reflection on the Ural but it would be too expensive to ship across the Pacific and Atlantic. www.aatw2013.com |
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01-28-2013, 09:33 AM
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'tard bike restos
Joined: May 2009
Location: MI
Oddometer: 438
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Thumbs up to CSM
Yes they do. She rides very nice!
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08 KLR, 06 KLR w/Sputnik sidecar, 72 CB350F |
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01-29-2013, 06:47 AM
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Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2006
Location: Next to Rio Bravo
Oddometer: 2,958
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Share the Ural x 2
I share a GU-11 w/ my BRO. What made us get this 11 was our earlier GU-06 or 07, forgot the vintage.
If you own a KLR & belong to KLRWorld.com then you too will know & understand the importance of SS or Soviet Steed. Membership has it rewards, many times over. Working on a Ural is so simple & very rewarding. We keep a tight log on what is done. We ( BRO & I ) both ride the GU in different gardens. The desert has its own beautiful roughness. Climbing mountain roads to a fire-watch tower over 10,000 ft has put many bikes & jeeps to their design test. But this GU is just pure fun to tip toe over & around the baby skull rock roads or climbing in & out of rutted & wash board narrow forest roads. In the SE of our country, the garden is very different. There the Ural is equally at home plowing through sugar sand or muddy roads. There even has been a time when this Ural helped pull out of a ditch a quad w/ 2 up that blasted by minutes earlier. You might find yourself a bit limited when getting a Ural which is better at lower speeds but we both have discovered a better riding life style. I know this sounds a bit strange. But the Ural has better enabled us to ''share the ride''. |
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