After doing some reading on sprocket sizes in relation to chain length, I'm every bit as confused as ever. I have only had the bike a couple weeks and been on two rides. I was under the impression the bike …

First, the Honda XR650L is a low compression engine. 8.3:1. Therefore, it requires a lower octane rating. Second, the manual states a PON (Pump Octane Number) of 86 or better. Therefore, it will …

Everyone complains that the XR650L is overweight and top heavy, but the CRF300L Rally is only 12lbs lighter and the Rally is noticeably heavier than the CRF300L.

Hey 650L Riders! Am in the process of doing the air-filter, smog-removal, jetting-kit & exhaust upgrade to my 2002 XR650L. Any opinions on THE BEST exhaust option. I ordered the FMF slip-on with the …

I have a 2004 XR650L. I have seen low profile seats. I missed a slightly used Corbin Seat on Ebay. And I haven't been able to locate one since. They were available at Corbin, however they need the old …

Hi All, New to this Forum. I just purchased a brand new 2015 XR650l. I live in Arizona. I have successfully broken in and have charted a whopping 300 miles so far. I removed the Smog and Oil …

Sep 16, 2008 · I'd like to update the look of my "650L". 1st : I want to get rid of the ugly rear fender/taillight set up ( keep in mind it has to be street legal ) . 2nd : I want to update the look of the …

Which bike? The XR650L calls for oil changes every 2,000 miles. Every 1,000 miles seems perfectly sufficient. Any more is overkill, IMO.

Hi, still learning my 07 XR650L I picked up last week. I decided tonight to replace the XR-only temp guage with the stock dipstick, so I can check my oil and keep track of consumption. Glad I did …

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