Kawasaki KLR650 32 Litre
Available Colours
Clear, Black
Model Information
KLR 650
Model and Years
Std tank
1987
A 1
23 LTR
1988
A 2
23
1989
A 3
23
1990
B 2
23
1991
B
23
1992
B
23
1995
C 1
14/17 LTR
1999
C 2
14/17
2001
C 7
14/17
2004
A 18
23LTR
2005
A
23
2008
E
23
2012
Still current – with plastic
panel and fixed fairing
Trim radiator tabs on side (cut
square to match radiator)
Includes
Fitting Kit
Cap and Breather
Extra Information
Will not fit with S W Motech crash bars
Fuel transfer – fuel splashes over with braking & acceleration (same as Honda CRF450 x
21L). Customers prefer not to have the
complications of a lift pump – extensive testing has been done.
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KLX vs KLR
It is much easier to list what is the same, because the list is
short.
Two version street and dirt. The C model is the street version. Differences: Frame, perimeter vs
backbone type. Stronger and lighter. Suspension, longer and bigger. 43mm usd forks. Motor: They
share some internal parts but the KLX has a different head for more flow, different case and a gear
driven balancer.
The negatives: 3.2 gal fuel tank, little element protection. No aftermarket. Aceribis used to make
a 5gal tank but are rare. They just made a special production of 15 red tanks that were presold.
The R tank is available in green but won't easily fit the C. Any aftermarket bar fitted windshield
will give protection.
I own a 95 C model and love it. Got the 5 gal tank. Maier windscreen, modded the seat for comfort
and would take it anywhere. Best I can tell by comparing dyno reports, the C makes about 6 more rw
hp than the KLR and responds very well to carb and airbox mods. 11 and 10 inches of suspension
travel. As far as height I don't think they are any taller than a KLR but KLR lowering links and
raising the fork tubes will lower it. The listed weights for both is a lie. Ready to run the KLX
weighs about 375 and a KLR 400+lbs.
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