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I'm considering a purchase of the KRX 1000 and would love to hear any insight good and bad about them.  Although specifically I'm wondering if they have enough power and how durable is it?  Since it's still pretty new I'm having a hard time finding any balanced information on them.  Most of the reviews are just rehashing the PR material from the factory and everything else that is said is very positive.  I have to think there is also some negatives, as there is with anything.  So I'm curious what be like and don't like.

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Hi I'm  a power sports tech and I'm Kawasaki certified. I'm very familiar with them.. including already having the privilege of rebuilding a engine in one... (not from normal wear and tear) But as for your question.. sadly  they are big  Bulky and do not have a very good turning radius and to top it off their underpowered to boot... and I'm not impressed with the whole two stage clutching  they got going. But as for good things.. they have  one of the best available heaters ( dual  thermostat set up heater gets hot faster then any other) factory accessorys are well made and fit well. Great suspension. Over all well built..

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