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Engine: Four-Stroke Air-Cooled Single Cylinder
Displacement: 644 cc
Gearbox: 5 Speed
Drivetrain: #520 O-ring Sealed Chain
Ignition: Solid State CD
Starter: Electric
Fuel Tank: 2.8 gal
Seat Height: 37"
Dry Weight: 324 lbs
MSRP: $5,499.00
Team Grade: bikegrade

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2004 Honda XR650L
2004 Honda XR650L
Tall riders sometimes complain that there aren't enough motorcycles built to fit them. Honda's XR650L is tall enough for Shaquille O'Neil. Like Suzuki's DRZ-400S, its perch is simply too high for the great majority of beginning riders. The seat is tall, however, because of its excellent, long-travel suspension. The 644cc engine can pull stumps from the ground. Seat height: 37 inches.

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