The July 2007 issue of Canadian Biker Magazine was just been mailed and will be in mailboxes and newsstands soon.

Our cover story is the new Kawasaki KLR650. It can be tough changing a legend but that is what Kawasaki has taken on for 2008. After 21 years the KLR was going to get a shot of adrenalin and a few new moves whether it needed it or not. We are please with the changes but is it too pretty to get dirty?

Speaking of adrenalin, we investigate the need for more power when a supercharged Z1000 comes knocking on the garage door. A supercharger here, a set of braided lines there, a new clutch and a few goodies ad up to some 175+ hp and the need for one of those astronaut suits that stop your eyeballs and other parts popping when the g-forces build.

John Campbell gets an earfull from our readers regarding his last editorial about scooters. He faces the small displacement music in this month's C-Note.

What happens when you add two minature Stanley Cups, a whole bunch of maple leaves, a cow catcher and an inline four from an old Honda? Well, probably the mostly proudly Canadian chopper that has ever graced the pages of this very Canadian magazine.You will have to see it to believe it. And this time we really did bring the cup(s) back home!Also on tap are a few tips about riding north to the Yukon and, oddly enough, south to California to look for the stars.

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