Its OK for KLR 650 2.014?
1287431
Kit comes with two different size spacers, so I should fit your bike no matter what size your bars are.
1287432
Should work fine if you have stock bars and they are a reasonable value for the cost. (note they are made of plastic and just look like carbon fiber and that will come off when you crash)
1167524
Yes, The bracket is versatile. I mounted one on my 2007 KLR650 with a aftermarket rack and works great. When I bought my Bestem box the led lites had some that didn't function, emailed Bestem with a picture of the malady, they sent out a new lite strip no charge. They mentioned they were working on a box with turn signals built in, but haven't seen it as of yet. Rick
1246569
Sorry... I no longer own the battery/motorcycle. If it helps it fit perfectly in my 2007 KLR650.
808014
I'd say it will work on the 650 just trying to find a good spot for your speakers might be a lil trickey, also My speakers both blew out in about 5 days after I installed this on my harley
831461
I had it on a 2012 KLR, but I drilled four holes to be able to attach it and it worked just fine. The box quality is not bad at all, but for like $65 usd. I was very pleased with it.
859817
This will not work for you. It wouldn't even lift my KLR 650 without problems.
251738
Get the part number for your specific bike off K&Ns; website.. that way you'll know for sure
1132089
I have a 2012 KLR650 and the windshield says it fits 2008 or later, so I would think not. I would check the Kawasaki site or a third party site for better information. Lastly if you can find a 2008 or later KLR 650 to look at the mount shape and screw spacing that will tell you a lot. The tall windshield mounts in exactly the same place without modification - it's just taller.
8792
Probably not. The mounting points for these hand guards are designed to replace the pivot pins for the clutch and brake levers on the DL650 VStrom. I would go with hand guards designed for the KLR.
1365836
It is supposed to fit, however I installed one on a 2009 KLR 650 and it interfered with the full travel of the rear tire. Didnt notice it until I rode 2-up and going over bumps in the road that compressed the rear suspension. The rear tire would contact the pipe at a bend in it shearing off the knobbies on the side of the rear tire. After I got it home I tried to figure out if somehow I had installed it wrong but since its bolted in place in one configuration you cant change any of the routing of the pipe to the muffler. I took it off and it now resides in a pile of useless junk on a shelf in my garage. As always I got just what I payed for, the lowest cost silencer I could find turned out to be crap....imagine that! Go spent the $ and get an FMF or the like, they look better on the bike rather than on a shelf.
843379
My father uses them on his KLR 650. It took a while to figure-out how to attach the straps to the motorcycle but they are waterproof and appear to work. I will know more later after the winter freeze when I can test them out properly in the Northeast.
831464
I have mine on a 2012 Triumph Bonneville that has an aftermarket luggage rack. I did not have to drill any holes. I can't tell by looking at a picture of a KLR 650 what kind of rack comes with it. The mounting base has plenty of holes giving you many options. The trunk is big enough for my helmet, gloves, camera and other small items. I am very satisfied with it.
356050
I own a 2012 klr650 and they fit my bike just fine and since there has been no design change it should fit.
2160262
The K&N website shows the KN-160 fits a 2013 R1200R. The KN-164 fits a 2013 R1200RT. The threading is most likely the same between the bikes but physical dimensions of the filter are probably different to allow fit.
1618185
Yes, It will fit KLR model years 2008-2013. I have one on my 2011 KLR.http://www.kawasaki.com/KawasakiNew/Accessories2/PCItemDetail.aspx?ItemNumber=K57003102A&Reason;=6&intCatalogID;=1&intCatalog;Type=4&ProductTypeID;=11&ModelMarketingId;=124&ModelYear;=2013&CategoryID;=160
1217681
I don't know if that model number is right for your bike. I'd recommend you research model specific forums and look at NGK's part finder page: http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/part_finder/motorcycles/default.asp
924264
Add the weight of the MX and the KTM. If that exceeds the 350 limit, you're taking chances. I have a 450# KLR + MX hanging off my trailer hitch on my GMC Savana. I sling the bike with a ratchet strap held by the rear door. I drive in the slow lane and hope I don't have to make emergency manurvers. ALSO..the wing nuts on the foot peg hooks work loose. My KLR would have been road kill if I hadn't cradled the bike with that ratchet strap. tape the threads on those foot peg retainers.