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After a chilly start this morning, I finally got out for my maiden voyage on the DR650. I have left the aftermarket knobbies on for now and took advantage of them by getting lost for a couple of hours on some great South Carolina dirt roads. I can't imagine living here without a dual sport bike. Not only are there thousands of miles of dirt roads, there are also state and national forests to explore. I did not expect to find as much different with the 650 vs. the 350. Besides the extra power, the great tires get me down the dirt roads no matter what condition they are in. I looked down a few times and saw that I was doing 60-65 mph. You would have to have a death wish to try that on my old 350.

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