footpeg; lost mine on an esr

[Jeffrey]

I rode the bike all the way to a friend's house in Berkeley from Bridgeport; through the Sonora Pass. No rear brake(a rock smashed the 300 dollar rear break lever and master cylinder also) and stopping every once in awhile to retightened the mostly stripped right footpeg one bolt that was left. When I got to Berkeley, I got 1 grade stronger and 1 size wider black allen bolts. I drilled out the stripped out nuts and retapped the same nuts to next size bigger. With Locktite, it has held fine for 15k miles. Jeffrey #3 Sonora Pass (el. 9,624 ft. / 2,933 m.) is the second-highest highway pass in the Sierra Nevada,[1] lower by 321 ft. (about 98 m.) than Tioga Pass to the south.[2] State Route 108 traverses the pass. The pass connects the communities of Sonora to the west and Bridgeport to the east. Like most high Sierra Nevada passes, the highway is closed in winter, generally between November and May, due to snow accumulation.[3]

[Rick McCauley]

2003 KLR 650 21,000 miles Purchased new in 2005. New OEM front tire -100 miles on it. Rear OEM tire has 1,200 miles on it. New D.I.D / JT chain and sprockets, 1,200 miles on them ( stock gearing ) Progressive front for springs. (have OEM) Top Gun 8 kg spring on rear. (have OEM) Magnetic oil drain plug. Oil screen cleaned at 2,000 miles Doohickey upgrade from Fred at 2,000 miles (spring was broke) Dino oil, and filter changed every 500 miles until 3,000 miles. Mobil 1 MX4T synthetic motorcycle oil used after 3,000 miles. Has aftermarket water pump guard. Has Top Gun Chain guide roller. New chain slide on swing arm Spring of 2008. New rear brake shoes Spring of 2008. Coolant changed Spring of 2008 (no sand) Front and rear brake fluid drained and replace Spring of 2008. All rear suspension needle bearings greased 2005, 2007, 2009. New Battery Spring 2009. 12.9 grade bolts on subframe. Never down, and meticulously maintained. I believe that is everything. If this was your bike, and you wanted to sell it, what price would you ask? Rick A17 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]