hey graz! [dsn_klr650] (not 100% klr) : what wrong with that

[albatrossklr]

hi folks, after finding what was at the end (normally aggressive dogs 100% and interesting people 10%) of every fox path and 2 track in north central NC and South central VA, i've sold my KLR. It went to a new rider who has yet to complete his MSF course. He got it at a good price and seemed to be the type person who will keep up the maintenance and ride it as often as possible. I have a one bike at a time rule, otherwise i wuuld have kept the KLR. All-in-all a good transaction. Today i will pick up a "new to me" (quote from the Rev) Honda ST1300. After polling lots of riders it came up most often as the best bike for long distance touring for the price. I will continue to listen in on the great discussions here as there is usually great info for any rider and sometimes a good chuckle from the group. Keep well, keep the rubber side down, and I wish you all a very prosperous new year. terry (the albatross)

[revmaaatin]

I will have to say, I have enjoyed our conversations over the past 9 years. revmaaatin.

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "albatrossklr" wrote: > > hi folks, > > after finding what was at the end (normally aggressive dogs 100% and interesting people 10%) of every fox path and 2 track in north central NC and South central VA, i've sold my KLR. It went to a new rider who has yet to complete his MSF course. He got it at a good price and seemed to be the type person who will keep up the maintenance and ride it as often as possible. I have a one bike at a time rule, otherwise i wuuld have kept the KLR. All-in-all a good transaction. Today i will pick up a "new to me" (quote from the Rev) Honda ST1300. After polling lots of riders it came up most often as the best bike for long distance touring for the price. I will continue to listen in on the great discussions here as there is usually great info for any rider and sometimes a good chuckle from the group. > > Keep well, keep the rubber side down, and I wish you all a very prosperous new year. > > terry (the albatross) >

[RobertWichert]

Graeme Hoose is in Derby, England, I think. Graz, are you out there? Robert Wichert P.Eng. LEED AP BD&C +1 916 966 9060 FAX +1 916 966 9068 ===============================================

On 12/23/2012 2:58 PM, Luc Legrain wrote: > > Man !! Ye Ole Fred put a new KLR owners map up, I just cannot believe > that poor old me ,coming from acrosss the pond ( the right side of the > pond,not the left driving side..they are kind of weird on the the > other side of the French Channel ) is the only one ,so far , that put > a marker in Middle Tn, I see KLR's all the time coming off my portion > of the T.A.T, there's gotta be some Tn red necks out there ... Don't > be ashamed ... it's ok to be a red neck IF ( only IF ) you ride a KLR > .What about the European dudes ? The list goes all the way there > too,right Fred ? Snobs.. > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]