Kawasaki builds a serious playbike for us big kids
I’ve read it a thousand times and probably written it a few hundred: If you want to grow your motorcycle skills, get a dirtbike. Most people who aren’t so familiar with knobbies might think that means one of those $9,000 450cc monsters capable of leaping tall orthopedic wards in a single bound, but what you really want is a bike like the ones they train people on at Colin Edwards’ Texas Tornado Boot Camp, Rich Oliver’s Mystery School, and others. Okay, well, those happen to beYamaha TT-R125s, but now Kawasaki has a new competitor for that little beast in the form of its “all-new” KLX140G.
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The Kensington SD4600P has a fairly boring design: a horizontal, black, plastic rectangle with curved edges. That’s a shame, considering the minimalist, two-tone design of the HP Elite Thunderbolt 3 dock. It’d be nice if dock makers would put in more of an effort instead of pumping out cheap-looking, yawn-inducing products.
The over-ear design is surprisingly light. Despite its low price, no part of the headphones’ construction feels poorly made. They feel durable, too, which is a rare thing for such a budget price.
