Wilsons Sandbox

Pics can be seen at http://s227.beta.photobucket.com/user/RandomTask_EHE/media/DSCF2065.jpg.html > http://s227.beta.photobucket.com/user/RandomTask_EHE/media/4Stoves.jpg.html> As some of you may know, my 15 year old daughter Evy, is an elite Junior Whitewater Slalom Kayaker. She is currently a member of the 2012 US Junior Team. At this year's Junior World Championships, she had the highest finish among all American paddlers (girls and boys). She also earned the bronze medal at this years US National Championships race, sharing the podium with this year's US Olympic Team member and a US Senior Team member. As a fund raiser to cover her travel expenses for the upcoming 2013 season, we crafted limited run of lightweight camp stove kits, with stoves manufactured from 20oz aluminum water bottles. While this technology is now new, we have done MUCH R&D to create a lightweight, durable stove with known performance characteristics in a variety of operating conditions. The kit includes: Stove (available in 4 colors- red, blue, green and pewter) Durable 4oz fuel bottle with child-proof cap Sturdy, mill-finished aluminum wind screen Cold-weather performance kit: kevlar priming wick, reflective heavy foil square and insulating stove base 3mm neoprene drawstring carry pouch with belt-loop & hook, and enough room for additional accessories (matches, drinking cup, etc) User's manual The price is $25 per kit which includes postage in the US (($30 to Canada). Funds can go via PayPal to evy@... If you'd like to pay by cheque, send us an email for our mailing address. A demo video of a simple tabletop "baseline" test can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1ddTbkcxPA&feature=youtu.be > Note, because they are made by hand, you may experience *slight* cosmetic variations from kit to kit. However, all kits function 100% and will provide years of productive use. Thanks! Mark

I use heater hose but don't slit it. Pull the turn signal off the bike and cut the rest of the rubber off. You will be left with two male metal parts that the wires run through. Cut hose to length, slip on and twist safety wire (stainless bailing wire) at each end to secure. Mech

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Michael Martin wrote: > > Maybe you can slit a length of heater hose, slip it over the area, and use RTV plus zip ties to hold everything together. > > Mike Martin, > Louisville, KY > > > > ________________________________ > From: southampton12000 > To: DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Monday, December 10, 2012 4:35 PM > Subject: [DSN_KLR650] tail light assembly > > > > the rubber on my rear turn signal light dry rotted and they both cracked. The bike is in Mexico so I am looking for a quick fix. What do you think I should use, would some type of glue work on the rubber? > Thanks > Brian > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >