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My 2005 KLR always has a least one milk crate on the back. Since I use my KLR all winter long (Pennsylvania) I was wondering if I could take the small stock battery out, put a plastic battery case in the crate, add a bigger 12 volt battery to that case and then use proper gauge wire to connect it to where the wires are under the seat. As far as milk crates go, I have had 3 high stacked on the back when I go for some groceries. Tom SW Pennsylvania

No problem, Tom. Mike Martin, Louisville, KY ________________________________ From: Tom Zangla To: DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2009 10:35:25 AM Subject: [DSN_KLR650] Would this Work ...... Battery My 2005 KLR always has a least one milk crate on the back. Since I use my KLR all winter long (Pennsylvania) I was wondering if I could take the small stock battery out, put a plastic battery case in the crate, add a bigger 12 volt battery to that case and then use proper gauge wire to connect it to where the wires are under the seat. As far as milk crates go, I have had 3 high stacked on the back when I go for some groceries. Tom SW Pennsylvania [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Could if you want too, went on a Rumble ride "once" and one of the riders had a really crappy Honda 750 made into abortion Chopper that used a Jumppack as its battery bugeed to the sissy bar. Dooden A15 Green Ape Snow Sucks....

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Zangla" wrote: > > My 2005 KLR always has a least one milk crate on the back. Since > I use my KLR all winter long (Pennsylvania) I was wondering if I > could take the small stock battery out, put a plastic battery case > in the crate, add a bigger 12 volt battery to that case and then > use proper gauge wire to connect it to where the wires are > under the seat. > > As far as milk crates go, I have had 3 high stacked on the back when > I go for some groceries. > > Tom > SW Pennsylvania >

Could if you want too, went on a Rumble ride "once" and one of the riders had a really crappy Honda 750 made into abortion Chopper that used a Jumppack as its battery bugeed to the sissy bar. Dooden A15 Green Ape Snow Sucks....

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Zangla" wrote: > > My 2005 KLR always has a least one milk crate on the back. Since > I use my KLR all winter long (Pennsylvania) I was wondering if I > could take the small stock battery out, put a plastic battery case > in the crate, add a bigger 12 volt battery to that case and then > use proper gauge wire to connect it to where the wires are > under the seat. > > As far as milk crates go, I have had 3 high stacked on the back when > I go for some groceries. > > Tom > SW Pennsylvania >

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Zangla" wrote:

> > My 2005 KLR always has a least one milk crate on the back. Since > I use my KLR all winter long (Pennsylvania) I was wondering if I > could take the small stock battery out, put a plastic battery case > in the crate, add a bigger 12 volt battery to that case and then > use proper gauge wire to connect it to where the wires are > under the seat. > > As far as milk crates go, I have had 3 high stacked on the back when > I go for some groceries. > > Tom > SW Pennsylvania >

Tom, I would like to see that stack! Long time poster/lurker "Devon" of NYC posted a pic some 5 years ago that showed his winterized KLR stacked at least 3+feet tall (yes, and a snow drift in the background) with groceries--and judging from the pictures, he had small children, or some other unidentified need for pampers! revmaaatin.

Can anyone identify the music in the last half of the video? I'd like to know who did it. Steve ------------- Seems like a lot of people on this list really love machines in general ... well, here's an example of a Really Practical item for that wet bar in the den: http://www.oneofonehundred.co.uk/media/corkscrew.php Lou McIntosh green '08 KLR southern Maine