nklr: mechanical sight-gag

[Tom Zangla]

My 2005 KLR always has a least one milk crate on the back. Since I use my KLR all winter long (Pennsylvania) I was wondering if I could take the small stock battery out, put a plastic battery case in the crate, add a bigger 12 volt battery to that case and then use proper gauge wire to connect it to where the wires are under the seat. As far as milk crates go, I have had 3 high stacked on the back when I go for some groceries. Tom SW Pennsylvania

[Michael Martin]

No problem, Tom. Mike Martin, Louisville, KY ________________________________ From: Tom Zangla To: DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2009 10:35:25 AM Subject: [DSN_KLR650] Would this Work ...... Battery My 2005 KLR always has a least one milk crate on the back. Since I use my KLR all winter long (Pennsylvania) I was wondering if I could take the small stock battery out, put a plastic battery case in the crate, add a bigger 12 volt battery to that case and then use proper gauge wire to connect it to where the wires are under the seat. As far as milk crates go, I have had 3 high stacked on the back when I go for some groceries. Tom SW Pennsylvania [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[dooden]

Could if you want too, went on a Rumble ride "once" and one of the riders had a really crappy Honda 750 made into abortion Chopper that used a Jumppack as its battery bugeed to the sissy bar. Dooden A15 Green Ape Snow Sucks....

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Zangla" wrote: > > My 2005 KLR always has a least one milk crate on the back. Since > I use my KLR all winter long (Pennsylvania) I was wondering if I > could take the small stock battery out, put a plastic battery case > in the crate, add a bigger 12 volt battery to that case and then > use proper gauge wire to connect it to where the wires are > under the seat. > > As far as milk crates go, I have had 3 high stacked on the back when > I go for some groceries. > > Tom > SW Pennsylvania >

[dooden]

Could if you want too, went on a Rumble ride "once" and one of the riders had a really crappy Honda 750 made into abortion Chopper that used a Jumppack as its battery bugeed to the sissy bar. Dooden A15 Green Ape Snow Sucks....

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Zangla" wrote: > > My 2005 KLR always has a least one milk crate on the back. Since > I use my KLR all winter long (Pennsylvania) I was wondering if I > could take the small stock battery out, put a plastic battery case > in the crate, add a bigger 12 volt battery to that case and then > use proper gauge wire to connect it to where the wires are > under the seat. > > As far as milk crates go, I have had 3 high stacked on the back when > I go for some groceries. > > Tom > SW Pennsylvania >

[revmaaatin]

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Zangla" wrote:

> > My 2005 KLR always has a least one milk crate on the back. Since > I use my KLR all winter long (Pennsylvania) I was wondering if I > could take the small stock battery out, put a plastic battery case > in the crate, add a bigger 12 volt battery to that case and then > use proper gauge wire to connect it to where the wires are > under the seat. > > As far as milk crates go, I have had 3 high stacked on the back when > I go for some groceries. > > Tom > SW Pennsylvania >

Tom, I would like to see that stack! Long time poster/lurker "Devon" of NYC posted a pic some 5 years ago that showed his winterized KLR stacked at least 3+feet tall (yes, and a snow drift in the background) with groceries--and judging from the pictures, he had small children, or some other unidentified need for pampers! revmaaatin.

[stevedyer@cox.net]

Can anyone identify the music in the last half of the video? I'd like to know who did it. Steve ------------- Seems like a lot of people on this list really love machines in general ... well, here's an example of a Really Practical item for that wet bar in the den: http://www.oneofonehundred.co.uk/media/corkscrew.php Lou McIntosh green '08 KLR southern Maine