mich. to maine

[dooden]

I got about 30" inseam and sliding the fork tubes up 3/4" made a difference for me. Just that little bit I needed for better footing offroad. Dooden A15 Green Ape

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Don Bittle wrote: > > Slice some foam from the seat and restaple it. > Move the forks up and inch. > Buy lowering links. > Wear boots with 2" heels. > Buy a corbin seat. > > Pick and choose. All will work > don > 29" inseam >

[timoteo_del_panama]

I want to thank everyone for all the useful information. The KLR is definitely going to be a go. Tim

[transalp 1]

Tim, Welcome to fraternity of KLR owners! Be sure to tell us all about your new ride. =) eddie Georgia,USA

> [Original Message] > From: timoteo_del_panama > To: DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com> > Date: 3/22/2010 9:33:40 AM > Subject: [DSN_KLR650] Re: Inseam > > I want to thank everyone for all the useful information. The KLR is

definitely going to be a go.

> > Tim >

[Jim Douglas]

Since you are up in that area if you have the time check Stowe Vermount. For years I have wanted to ride up there, I'm in TX, in the fall to photograph the leaves. My family was from the area and believe me it's so beautiful up there. You will be seeing quite a bit and be sure to take you camera and let us look at the photographs when you get back.

> Mark. If you want to save money then staying in Boston is out. You > will also be tired from swimming, you need to catch those fresh > lobsters after all. > > I am about 2.5 hours west of Boston and directly in line with the > nicest route out to PA. KLRs are always welcome here! I have a nice > Air matress, not for camping since it weighs a lot, in the finished > basement that you are welcome to use. There is a full bath too so you > can wash off the salt water. > > It will be a nice relief from the reasonably priced foam pad before > you set off though PA and Ohio. You really need to be rested before > you cross those two states, you will understand when you get there. > > Let me know when your heading out since I have a Disney trip in April > and a week on the cape in June. As long as I am here you get at least > one comfy night's sleep. > > If I play it right I might even get my wife to cook something worthy > before you head out. She is very good at that. > > Sincerely, > Chris > who camps on reasonably priced camp pads. And I am glad that wont make > rats fly out of your back side. I really dont need to see that! > > --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com > , mark ward wrote: > > > > Hey all I want to go from Michigan cross at port huron Blue water > bridge Go to Maine, (eat fresh Lobster) down threw Boston, Then home > threw the U.S. , Pennsylvania, etc home to Mi. > > > > Know Clean cheap -med range, hotels, camp sites, etc., Must SEE > Places for MUST EAT, things to do on the run. At this time I am > planning on taking the KLR650. > > > > PS. I Understand THIS IS A WORLD WIDE WEB PAGE, and I like quality > when NEEDED and Buget (CHEAP) when I can so I can Make at least 4 more > big trips this year........ SO > > If you tell me about $9.99 sleeping pad type Ideas... NO RATS WILL > FLY OUT OF MY ASS. > > > > Thanks > > Travel Safe! Travel Well! > > Mark (West Michigan) > > > >

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