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Posted: **Sat Feb 03, 2001 2:21 pm**

Hi all. For those of you that would be interested I have put a side by side comparison picture of pre and post 96 balancer chain tensioner.. You can look at the pics on my page under MODS. www3.sympatico.ca/razb Later Raz A8

Posted: **Sun Feb 04, 2001 3:49 am**

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., Razvan wrote:

> Hi all. > > For those of you that would be interested I have put a side by side > comparison picture of pre and post 96 balancer chain tensioner.. > > You can look at the pics on my page under MODS. > > www3.sympatico.ca/razb

Nice job Raz. A picture is worth a thousand words. dat brooklyn bum

Posted: **Tue Feb 06, 2001 6:53 am**

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., Razvan wrote:

> Hi all. > > For those of you that would be interested I have put a side by side > comparison picture > of pre and post 96 balancer chain tensioner.. > > You can look at the pics on my page under MODS. > > www3.sympatico.ca/razb > > Later > > Raz > A8

Raz, Good pictures, thanks. Do the part numbers of the pictured parts match the Dec 99 Dual sport News recommendations per Elden Carl? I am going to order the parts off of the Kawasaki website, is that where you got yours? What do they run $$US? Brad A9

Posted: **Tue Feb 06, 2001 8:22 am**

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., bradcdavis@y... wrote: I am going > to order the parts off of the Kawasaki website, is that where you got > yours? What do they run $$US? > > Brad > A9 Parts are seemingly the only thing you cannot order online at buykawasaki.com. Dealer or Fred. Dave

Posted: **Tue Feb 06, 2001 10:34 am**

Brad, When I did the minnie (four part number) update that Elden recommended in the Dec 99 Dual Sport News, I bought the top four part numbers mentioned for $10.65. These parts looked like the ones in Raz' pictures. Richard in Tucson 94 KLR650 86 VFR750

> Good pictures, thanks. Do the part numbers of the pictured parts match > the Dec 99 Dual sport News recommendations per Elden Carl? I am going > to order the parts off of the Kawasaki website, is that where you got > yours? What do they run $$US? > > Brad > A9

Posted: **Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:02 pm**

>you'd have to be an >idiot to put it back in there after taking everything apart >to get to the

spring. Since I've been an idiot many times (VBG) it might be well to confirm that the doohickey spring can be replaced with only the side cover removed.... Is this so? Changing the spring sounds like a fairly common practice even for some who have replaced both doohickey and spring with an after-market set. Norm

Posted: **Tue Oct 26, 2004 12:32 am**

Maybe. The grips I got were the Dual-Star units w/ High/Low settings. These work without the need for a current reducing resistor. About $30 and were easy enough to install. On Low setting these draw ~17W and on High about 34W. High is usually TOO HOT. The vest will likely consume 70W. Perhaps less if you use a regulator gizmo like the heat-troller. The bike should handle the load, as long as your engine RPM is kept above say 3000, and you keep the standard 55W headlight, and you don't add any extra lights, or other power wasting devices. Also, replace the tail/stop lamp with the LED version to conserve power there. And replace the instrument lamps w/ LED versions. Tammy sells white LED bulbs for the 194s, and Dual-Star LED tail/stop lamp works great. Be sure to add a voltmeter or other monitoring device so that you can protect your battery. The bike makes just enough power, if you use it carefully. Of course, the AGM or Odessy type batterys may have a greater capacity and can withstand the ocassional deep cycling without being damaged. ttfn, MarkB

--- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "frankster44370" wrote: > > > Will the electrical system on the KLR handle an electric vest load > without killing anything? > > Also, what about heated grips? Are there grips available for the KLR? > Will the electrical system handle grips AND a vest?? > > Thanks for the help > > FrankF

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