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Cycle News 2024 Issue 21 May 28

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VOLUME ISSUE MAY , P103 ing activity, so you could win a bike like ours and build it up the way you like. Kurt Caselli was an incredible human being and a friend to many of us. His legacy and memory live on through the foundation. So please check it out. Moving to the controls, the steering stabilizer is another place where stock just won't do. The reference for off-road steering stabilizers is Scotts Performance—there's simply no better system available. It's fully adjustable, fully rebuild - able, and is a must-have if you're serious about off-road riding. There are various mounting options for the Scotts damper, but we wanted following Manuel's instructional video on YouTube, we had the tower installed. The rally tower completely transforms the looks of the 890, provides plenty of room for nav components, and dramatically improves visibility for night riding with the addition of Baja Designs lights. It also includes the perfect spot to place a Kurt Caselli Foundation first-aid kit. If you're not familiar with the Kurt Caselli Foundation, please check out their website. They're a 501(c)3 charity, and if you buy something, like the first-aid kit, you're helping to support the cause. Coincidentally, they'll be giving away a 2024 890 Rally as part of this year's fundrais - (Right) Manuel Lucchese of Rebel X Sports knows rally towers. His towers are strong, lightweight, easy to install, and offer a place for navigation components and a super-slick way to power them. (Middle right) The 890's WP suspension is already top-of- the-line, but anything can be made better, so we went right to the source and installed WP's Xplor Pro suspension package. (Bottom right) Rottweiler's EnduroCell adds an additional 1.8 gallons of fuel neatly tucked away within the subframe of the bike. You can never have too much fuel.

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