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Veteran Australian rider Peter 'The Bear' Thoeming rides Kawasaki's new KLE500 along a rough road to Wombeyan Caves. This travelogue recounts how the half-liter companion handled gravel, cliffs, and pothole-riddled terrain.
A rough road out on the very edge of a map is exactly the joy of traveling. Pushing into Wombeyan Caves, full of gravel, cliffs, and potholes, on the new KLE500. I completely understand that feeling of taking on difficult terrain with a half-liter bike's easy accessibility. It's the kind of story that makes you wonder where to ride next.
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Love seeing the new KLE500 get judged through this kind of hard-use review.
Is Wombeyan Caves a well-known tourist spot in Australia?
The cave itself is famous, but apparently the access road to get there is notorious for being rough.
Gravel, cliffs, potholes everywhere—wonder just how tough that difficulty level actually is.
The KLE500 isn't sold in Japan, so all I can do is read the article and wish.
Waiting on a reverse import, huh—guess all we can do is hope it eventually makes its way over.
A half-liter bike for the rough road to the caves—that's a gutsy choice.
Haven't read one of The Bear's travelogues in a while—glad to see it's still going strong.
