Wilsons Sandbox

At 1:17 AM +0000 3/25/04, jthiii24283 wrote:

>I have noticed a chriping sound recently coming from the exhaust of >my 2004 KLR650. Any ideas as to what it might be and is it anything >to worry about?

It's the break-in period indicator. When the sound occurs, it means your bike has completed the break-in process and can now be driven normally. It's sorta like a pop-up timer on a Turkey. Actually, the tweety exhaust is what they call an "undocumented feature." Mark http://www.reelrider.com

--- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "jthiii24283" wrote:

> Dear Members: > > Here I go with another crazy question. > > I have noticed a chriping sound recently coming from the exhaust of > my 2004 KLR650. Any ideas as to what it might be and is it anything > to worry about? > > Your response is appreciated. > > Thad Harris > jthiii@n...

Your KLR is in heat. Quick, breed that baby!! It's common, check the FAQ for an easy fix. Thanks Stu Mumford

This is what I use and am very happy with them. I use the dual sport ones, part # 3850. http://www.chaseharper.com/NewHot.htm These really did a job on my side covers in just a few miles. The silver heat sheild material is worse than sandpaper. I'm not sure what to do now. Mark Lewis