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Hello, New guy here. I'm from the Houston area, but have been hanging out in the Hill Country since basically spring break. We took advantage of the COVID work from home thing and went from Houston to my girl's family ranch in Central Texas because it gave us an excuse. While here, I picked up a 09 KLR. It started as some light modification and maintenance, but I'm a few weeks in and my bike looks terrible.
![20200904_084336[1].jpg](https://www.twtex.com/forums/attachments/20200904_084336-1-jpg.272620/ "20200904_084336[1].jpg")
Although I did just get done spooning on some new rubber today. I've been riding almost exclusively off pavement with either gravel roads or no roads at all, so I went with Motoz Tractionator Adventure tires. I don't think I'll go with those again since they're so stiff I barely managed to mount them and have no idea how I'd be fixing any flats in the dirt and the dust.
![20200904_180306[1].jpg](https://www.twtex.com/forums/attachments/20200904_180306-1-jpg.272621/ "20200904_180306[1].jpg")
I've got just a few brackets I'm waiting on from IMS for the tank and I'll be able to start reassembling everything and have my bike back on the road. Hardly can wait.
Although I did just get done spooning on some new rubber today. I've been riding almost exclusively off pavement with either gravel roads or no roads at all, so I went with Motoz Tractionator Adventure tires. I don't think I'll go with those again since they're so stiff I barely managed to mount them and have no idea how I'd be fixing any flats in the dirt and the dust.
I've got just a few brackets I'm waiting on from IMS for the tank and I'll be able to start reassembling everything and have my bike back on the road. Hardly can wait.
you're nearly done. Lol
& enjoy!
