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This entry is part 18 of 19 in the series Adventure Rider Issue #14

Adventure Rider Magazine’s KLR650 headed back to the Teknik Motorsport workshop for a little more suspension work.

It’s been a while since we had a look at the office 2009 KLR.

Last we saw of it was a fading plume of dust as it roosted effortlessly down the Finke Access Road near Alice Springs. The editor and publisher, up to their knees in the talcum-powder dust, held back tears and nursed their bikes – both with clutches destroyed – as the publisher’s brother-in-law kept the throttle pinned and the KLR disappeared into the distance (see issue #12).

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