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Just watched your video. Sorry about your lake pressure. I live down here in south central Florida. We have many lakes here and very little pressure. I have in my garage a Ranger RT178. It is a aluminum bass boat. It is a little bigger than that Tracker 170. I have owned 2 Tracker 175s. I liked them until I bought this Ranger. The aluminum is much heavier and the quality is great. It cost about $5000.00 more money but you get what you pay for. I don't regret it for one minute. The trailers are by the same company. The problem is they use southern yellow pine for the bunks. They rot so quick. I had my trailer redone. They replaced the bunks with pressure treated wood. Now I have a real trailer. I wish you the best in your fishing.

Ive owned so many bikes and ridden almost every type. Bought a 2012 KLR to bring with us camping because its easy to get up in truck compared to a street bike. And it's not bad 2 up. Heavier springs different gearing are the only mods. It is a bike to do almost anything on just doesnt do anything well. But you can get them so cheap.

I have a 2011 KLR 650 luv it! My only issue is I can't find any tires that will last me over 3,500 miles on the road. Ughh! If you have any suggestions for road tires I would appreciate it. Great vid. Thank you

Does anyone know why my low beam light keeps burning out? I’ve had my Gen 2 for 18 months and the first bulb burned out as I rode it home from buying it used. When it burned out it also popped the fuse. Second bulb burned out on a long ride in Canada. The wires all look good.

Where did you get those seats I like those they are nice

Is that a 2 car garage or 3 car garage? Trying to see if I can squeeze one of these in my garage. Thanks, nice boat.

Really nicely presented video on your EDC. As a retired Firefighter/EMT-I (That cert ID's my era. lol) I appreciated your calm, discreet presence. I use a couple of the Bando bags, with the strap extenders, depending on my surroundings.

Sorry man, but those RAT TQ's absolutely suck and do not work in a pinch. Do not risk your life or your familys life on one. Former inner city medic, current flight medic.

I miss my klr 650 beat dirt bike of all time

honestly spending less on a boat and more on electronics and reels is a good idea

Swap out the RAT for a SnakeStaff

Junk , Junk, Junk !!!!! when you make buying decisions on price alone , you end up with rubbish like this !!!

If you don’t have a closable garage to keep it in you will regret a tracker. They still for some reason, use wood in the flooring and casting decks. This will deteriorate quickly if not garage keept. There is a reason that trackers are budget boats, you will have to baby it to keep it in decent condition.

Like the mindset behind your setup. I’m a primary school teacher in Amsterdam (the Netherlands, Europe) so can’t carry that specific tool due to law restrictions. So I tend to carry a Leatherman Wave +, a Victorinox Farmer Alox, a Leatheman Micra, a lighter, a booboo kit and a commemorative D-day coin. Alongside with my phone and wallet, ofcourse.

I carry a grenade in mine. Just to be sure.

I got that bag today. Good setup

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As a retired LEO i agree with your presence and like your setup

Thanks for watching!

Perfect set up man

I bought a 2024 for my first bike at 59years old and I absolutely love it. I did put some upgrades on it. I added progressive fork springs and an Eibach rear spring, I added crash bars all around and an aftermarket slip on. I am a big guy and this bike hauls me around no problem. Love this bike perfect for my experience level.

A brand new one cost me $6200 OTD a few months ago. Not my first KLR.

I bought a 2007 for 5k new. I just bought a 2024 for 6k new. A pretty damn good deal. Hopefully the 24 last as long as the 07 did.

I have a 2018 KLR in the same colors. They are great bikes, legendary MotoMules. But yeah, they aren't really in competition with the modern ADV bikes. Now they are a buy em cheap and ride em bike if you don't mind getting places a bit slower.

Never underestimate machines with long production runs that recieve steady improvement over the years. Evolution dictated by experience is priceless.

with a fork and shock upgrade they are amazing, for a cheap adv zombie rig.

Keep making vids my friend. The ones Ive seen are all good

I had hoped you were coming to Medina Lake, where I live. Our lake here is at less than 4% capacity! 😅 Not good boating or fishing, but I ride my KLR in the lake bottom. On Sunday the 27th, hit some sand and broke my collarbone😊. I plan on going to Big Bend TWT rally in February.

I really like my 2015 KLR. I have a stock exhaust on mine and I think it's already kind of loud. I was riding on the freeway the other day and saw a police officer stopped roadside, maybe giving a ticket. As I was approaching his location going the other direction, I noticed he looked straight at me and watched me as I road by. It was at that point I thought that my bike might be louder than I thought. I"m new to riding, and I like how tall the bike is, and I also like how easy it is to work on. Thanks for the great KLR content!

Amen brother expensive boats aren’t needed for a great day fishing

it sucks when the water drops, back in 2011-2012 I think when I lived in Midland, Tx, the San Angelo reservoir dried up to a 20 foot puddle during a drout. It was amazing how fast it filled up when the heavy rains came.

I've owned three KLR650s, a 2013, 2017, and 2023. In total, I've ridden about 80,000 miles. Obviously, I must like them, but I'm not a speed junky. Be prepared to do a fair amount of maintenance, mostly electrical and carburetor, in addition to the usual oil and filter changes, tires, chains, and sprockets. But, my 10 to 20 hours of riding for every hour doing maintenance sure beats boats I've owned, where for every hour I spent fishing, boat maintenance took three hours. I'd guess, airplanes are even worse.

How's the heat on your legs, especially in the summer, with traffic or congestion?

smooth editing and chill vid. I am looking to pick up a KLR next month as a first bike and am still torn between picking up a used one or going for the more expensive new version. I look forward to your vlogs!

I wish you good luck on the motovlogger journey. I just bought the new himalayan 450, the new modern KLR i heard someone say, always wanted a klr but can't get that here 😅 Greetings from Belgium

Where’d you get that boat

cool vid

Nice video. That's a great looking KLR!!

I had a 2011 KLR a few years ago and my last bike was a 2013 KLR. I loved them. They were extremely easy to work on (I'm not a mechanic or anything either). They are a bit tall, so if you're short you 'll need to use lowering links (not recommended) or do something about the seat. The seat can be shaved down or there are "lower" seats available. They will go anywhere, they're like a jeep. The won't get you there fast, but you'll get anywhere. The only complaints I have about them is that the wind and big trucks on the highway blow you all over the road, and the brakes are not that great. I've got my old man Harley now, but I'd get another KLR if I wanted something to go adventure riding on the dirt.

Great video man, cant wait to see you do reviews of all your friends' bikes.

You came up on my feed. Just bought a KLR myself and have been watching a ton of videos. Glad the algorithm recommended your videos, enjoyed them! Keep making them, and stay safe out there!

Glad you got rid of all the junk and got yourself a real motorcycle.

Like the color of your bike, my main ride is yellow and black too. Has about the same hp and torque of the KLR, biggest difference is I have 6 gears.

Awesome time!!!