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Yogatoy
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Hey, I'm picking up a brand new XR650R tomorrow and looking to street legal it. Where is the best place to buy the kit and what is the best kit to buy. Any info would be great
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old trials guy
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Welcome to the forum and congratulations on the new bike. You can check out Baja Designs on the web for lights, stators and Baja kits. Trail Tech have a good web site with race lighting, instruments etc.
Gnarly Parts in Chilliwack has a good web site to explore.
I suggest taking your time and choosing headlight, stator (if necessary) as well as signals and tailight so you end up with the right setup for the type of riding you intend to do. Not all lights are created equal.
The Honda's raced at Baja sure look cool. It would be fun to set one up Johnny Campbell style.
Remember you will need side reflectors, mirrors, DOT tires, brake light switches to make it legal.
Good luck with your project and I am sure you will get lots more advice.
Cheers..otg
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Welcome to the forum and congratulations on the new bike. You can check out Baja Designs on the web for lights, stators and Baja kits. Trail Tech have a good web site with race lighting, instruments etc.
Gnarly Parts in Chilliwack has a good web site to explore.
I suggest taking your time and choosing headlight, stator (if necessary) as well as signals and tailight so you end up with the right setup for the type of riding you intend to do. Not all lights are created equal.
The Honda's raced at Baja sure look cool. It would be fun to set one up Johnny Campbell style.
Remember you will need side reflectors, mirrors, DOT tires, brake light switches to make it legal.
Good luck with your project and I am sure you will get lots more advice.
Cheers..otg
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brp.shrek
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Hey,
Stay away from the electrosport kit and I would recomend staying away from the Baja kit as well. I have a couple of friends with Warness from Vancouver Supermoto and it's far superior than the other two (and its local). Once I've got the money I'm switching my bike to a Van Supermoto kit, I've got an electrosport kit and they're crap.
Nick
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Hey,
Stay away from the electrosport kit and I would recomend staying away from the Baja kit as well. I have a couple of friends with Warness from Vancouver Supermoto and it's far superior than the other two (and its local). Once I've got the money I'm switching my bike to a Van Supermoto kit, I've got an electrosport kit and they're crap.
Nick
skidmark43
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If you do shop at vancouversupermoto.com, please tell them that you're a member of DualSportBC, found out about them through our forum, and wonder why they're not a sponsor.
Thanks,
Mark
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If you do shop at vancouversupermoto.com, please tell them that you're a member of DualSportBC, found out about them through our forum, and wonder why they're not a sponsor.
Thanks,
Mark
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Yogatoy
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I looked at their website and thought about buying the Stage one kit. But I am new to this and was wondering if this is a good deal or not,. Can I get this stuff cheaper buying it separately. I want a good Dual Sport kit and I want supermoto rims and tires.
What do you think.
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I looked at their website and thought about buying the Stage one kit. But I am new to this and was wondering if this is a good deal or not,. Can I get this stuff cheaper buying it separately. I want a good Dual Sport kit and I want supermoto rims and tires.
What do you think.