I am a 61 year old architect-dirt bike rider who straddles a 2006 300 KTM XC-W with the auto Rekluse clutch with rear brake lever in place of clutch lever on the handle bar.  I continue to want to make things as easy as possible as I age in the sport while at the same time try to keep ahead of the grand kids.  

The bike is set up quite well for me.  I have had certain success in off road competition.  Last year I took home the old man’s class gold medal in the OUGHTsixEnduro here in Montana.  Beating those young 50 year olds in my class.

This year’s event is summarized in the following press release:

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We will be having the 2008 OUGHTsixEnduro on the weekend of April 26/27 at the Bull Run Ranch in Cascade, Mt. It will again be basically 3 events with a premier 2 day,or 2 one day ISDE style enduros that you can choose from. There will be AA, A, B, and C classes. Only the AA will be scored for the two days combined. Last year we had over 150 entries including several members of the ISDE team. Even with great weather, it was a tough event with only one "A" rider able to finish the 100 miles on Saturday. The "AA" 2 day riders faired a lot better but that's why they are who they are. We have a web site, teammontanaisde.com ,started that will be updated as things progress.
If your company would like to participate in the event and have your logo on the poster and tshirt, let me know asap. Fly Racing and WPS are currently title sponsors. The goal of the enduro is to provide $ support to Team USA ISDE junior team eligible riders and to promote the ISDE effort and format. 
The event was featured in an issue of Trail Rider Magazine in 2007 and was generally considered the best two day enduro of the year outside of the national ISDE qualifiers. Not bad for only the second year.
Thanks for your support. Larry Hamilton 1-406-273-6909 WPS Rep in Montana.

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I have promised myself that I will ride the event until I no longer can.  As a result, to make things even easier for me, I have been thinking about an upgrade to your product.

I have been hoping to bump into someone who has one.  Do you have any riders in Montana who I could talk to about the setup and benefits?

I am assuming my bike would adapt easily to the Christini AWD.  I am most likely not the type who would tackle the bolt-ons, etc.  Riding and Architecture are big enough challenges.  Can you please fill me in on how to proceed with estimated costs for the labor and parts?

Also-if there are no people in the area who can demo your product-perhaps we should talk.  It would be great for this old guy to show it off at this years OUGHTsix.