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These days I prefer running plastic skid plates, but I am not sure if anyone (Acerbis?!) produces them for this bike. Looks like Ricochet does Aluminum for this bike (Model 266), I have run that on DRZ and it was a solid product. https://www.gnarlyparts.ca/Ricochet-Offroad-Skid-Plate_p_439.html

If you are looking for new send email to Bushpig Performance: [email protected] They can get any seat you want and DualSportBC paid member should get a discount - for the code ping @tomcycle or @Rustic Great people to deal with! https://www.bushpigperformance.com/

Modern Motorcycling generally have the best price, Holeshot and International (both in Langley, near each other) have big selection. Honda Center is good too. I would just start with whatever is closest to you and see what they have in stock. :)

Copied from FB, for those not on it: DSBC Spring Ride FAQ Is this ride for me? Probably, there will be Four routes, Adventure Route, Dual Sport Morning Route, Dual Sport Afternoon Route, and finally, The Hard Route. Dual Sport Routes https://www.trailforks.com/.../dsbc-spring-ride-morning.../...

SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 2023 AT 10 AM It's time to leave the computer alone and shake the cobwebs from your bike and brain. Its the DSBC Spring Ride and Social. As in previous years, there will be an Adventure Bike Route for the big boys and a Dual Sport Route which will include lots of mud and...

Facebook has it's downsides: 1. Search functionality is atrocious at best, so finding older discussions related to what you want is hard. 2. It's a constant stream of information and unless you visit the group specifically it might not even show you all the latest posts, because they were not...

Yes, unfortunately, that's where majority of conversations are happening these days.

I got mine covered by insurance, I had sprained knee and my physio wrote referral for daily use due to injury. There are ways to go about getting braces covered - you can get them pre-approved or just order, submit receipts + referral and hope insurance covers them and if they don't...return...

Looks like the water is way down these days.

Pictures? :)

Day 9. 360km. Kingman – Pahrump. Kingman is a popular city for all kinds of motorcycle riders as it is located directly on the historical Route 66. And as real motorcycle riders, of course, we also had to take a beautiful photo at the big sign. :) We went to the local Harley Davidson dealership...

Day 8. 195km. Alamo Lake - Kingman The donkeys respected us at night and didn't bother us too much with their shouts, but in the morning they didn't care about us anymore and we had to wake up. Packed up and on the road again. We didn't get too far when Andrew got his first flat tire, the boys...

Day 7. 220km. Kofa Wilderness - Alamo Lake Another bowl of porridge, the bellies full and we start a new day continuing to explore Kofa Wilderness. The morning ride is similar to the day before - curves, up and down hills, angry cactuses ready to jump at you at any moment, and from time to time...

Day 6. 200km Yuma (Winterheaven) - Kofa Wilderness The first night without crazy wind and sandy tents. Stayed in an RV park, where we also used all the benefits, starting with hot showers and refilling drinking water. This wasn't one of those RV parks where everyone is pushed into a small space...

Day 5. 265km. Blythe (almost) - Yuma We had a tough time sleeping early in the morning, had to hold the tent with one hand so it wouldn't collapse as there was a strong thermal wind coming from the mountains and through the valley. Packed up fast after a quick breakfast - seems like we are...

Day 4. 275km. Mojave - Blythe (almost) Cold night. Some of us got really frosty, especially in the morning. This was the time when a good sleeping bag paid off. Quick breakfast, which generally consists of oatmeal and instant coffee is "served", and then we pack up and continue to enjoy the...

Day 3. 285km. Death Valley - Mojave So far the hottest night of the trip. Wind picked up early and tried to blow away our tents, but unsuccessfully as they were caught with a volleyball worthy dive . We packed up fast and were on our way. Slowly we were making our way away from the plains of...

Day 2. 350km. Alabama Hills - Death Valley We are up before seven, have a quick breakfast, pack up and leave. The plan for the day is to reach and explore Death Valley, one of the hottest spots on earth and below sea level. First thing is to stop in a town for fuel, but Edgar's KTM 690 runs out...

Day 1. 215km. Bishop - Alabama Hills We are up early, however it takes some time to pack the bags and figure out what goes where for the first time on this trip. Ready to leave the camp shortly before noon. Today's section - 215 km, with steep ascents and rocky trails. Before we start riding...

My friend and member of this adventure Edgar has been nice enough to do a write up on our recent moto adventures, hope you enjoy the story. ;) California Backcountry Discovery Route, Arizona and a part of Nevada Backcountry Discovery Route. United States. April 2022 The trip had been planned...