riding in high winds

[Jud Jones]

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Arden Kysely" wrote:

> With a KLR you're riding a big sail, so wind > will always be a challenge. >

I have often said that sailing (like golf) is an pastime that is incompatible with motorcycling. Upon reflection, perhaps not. But golf is still a nono.

[Jud Jones]

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "bensherwyn" wrote:

> > Hey there, > > So, I'm finally going to dig in and install a 685 kit on my stock KLR. > Though I've got a bit of experience with two-stroke engines, I'm not > well seasoned with my thumper yet and it would be awesome if I could > find a KLR enthusiast in the area who would be willing to give some > guidance installing the new kit and valve seals. I could pay around > $120 for the help, not to mention lunch and beer (I'm guessing it'd > take most of an afternoon with the right supervision). I'm patient, > quick to learn, and easy to get along with. I guess I'm hoping to do > this job some time in the next month. Drop me a line if this sounds > like something you'd be up for. >

120 bucks? That's something I'd help a buddy do for free; I'd take the lunch and a beer if it were offered. I bet if you collected your parts and got yourself to a tech day, you'd do no worse.