450x & 650x

kiwiAdventure

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I ordered a 450x last year but canceled the order due the servicing costs and the maximum speed you can ride the bike if you want to keep the bike warranty.:(
I was dissappoint but went and purchased a new 650x for 3k less than the 450x. After owning the 650x for the past 6 months I plan on spending the 3k replacing the rear air suspension:nenau as well a lighter rear muffler.:thumb2 The 650 engine is rock solid and the bike is easy to work on.:thumb2

Has anyone else had a change of hart.
 
for the dutch terrein is a 450 betterthen a 650, therefor i see more people changing from big to smal.But if there was alot more space in the Netherlands i guess a 650 would be better
 
After owning the 650x for the past 6 months I plan on spending the 3k replacing the rear air suspension:nenau as well a lighter rear muffler.:thumb2 The 650 engine is rock solid and the bike is easy to work on.:thumb2

650 engine is excellent. Hyperpro do an extremely satisfying rear end for it - progressive spring and infinitely adjustable shock. Half way round the world now on that set up and I can tell you it rocks.
 
650 engine is excellent. Hyperpro do an extremely satisfying rear end for it - progressive spring and infinitely adjustable shock. Half way round the world now on that set up and I can tell you it rocks.

Thanks for recommendation and I'll differently look at it
 


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