Wilsons Sandbox

Listers- My '04 KLR has about 30,000 miles on it, and I just replaced the cush hub rubber, so might be a good idea to check yours. If worn, you can move the rear sprocket back and forth a bit by hand (or the sprocket side will drop out when you're changing a rear tire when you turn it left side down), and Fred sent me a new one ($30 or so) PDQ! When replaced it stays in quite tightly. Cheers, Ed

Bought one of these at Wal-Mart and hooked up it to the KLR battery while I headed to AZ for the winter. Got back Tuesday and pulled the battery to check the water - IT WAS EMPTY! I'm heading in to get a new battery today. Be careful if you do the same. Cheers, Ed