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BMWzzzing
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more flat/ hozintal fender that look much cooler and perhaps
less like to get windblown on the highway.
Maier Inc. makes great universal "cheap" after market plastic. I
seriously doubt if that would make a difference in wind blast. When the
wind blows get as aggressive as it. Lean more,throttle up and adjust
your lane position. Imagine your a stunt rider in the barrel collecting
the dollar bills from the girls. Focus,lean,throttle and pray if it's
real windy. "keep looking up"
Why does everyone want to look like kewl BMW's? You just bash them
fancy fender lights in "realtime".
Twistin,24/7/365,the inner edge/Team Mental
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Bogdan Swider
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Not so Zing. Much discussed in the past. The stock wind catcher does promote high speed handling problems that are cured with a cute low fender. Bogdan> . > > Maier Inc. makes great universal "cheap" after market plastic. I > seriously doubt if that would make a difference in wind blast. >
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Bogdan Swider
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So the theory goes Walt but........I've only spent one day travelling is serious mud; during one of my Mexican mis-adventures. When it was all over, the bike + myself were covered with mud/clay. The low front fender caused no problems what-so-ever. I am lusting after that fork brace though. First the bike has to deserve it. I'll have to fix my balancer system + cure my elusive stuttering problem if it reappears next heat wave. Bogdan> But the low front fender collects mud. So to cure the handling > problem you can use sturdier forks or a good fork brace. I > sold the rights to my first born son and bought the "Happy Trails" > fork brace. Best single performance mod I've made. > > Walt > A14 >
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Peter Berghs
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I have the stock front fender and it seems to work out o.k. in the heavy
chinook winds we get here in Alberta. Most times it seems that the bike
is on auto-lean mode and I can keep a straight trajectory when the wind
gusts hit. Maybe the fender is adding a bit of countersteer? It does
tend to give some lift to the front end tho. I'd like to try a lower
front fender but i'm concerned that it will get in the way of the fork
brace.
Peter B
BMWzzzing wrote:
> > more flat/ hozintal fender that look much cooler and perhaps > less like to get windblown on the highway. > > Maier Inc. makes great universal "cheap" after market plastic. I > seriously doubt if that would make a difference in wind blast. When the > wind blows get as aggressive as it. Lean more,throttle up and adjust > your lane position. Imagine your a stunt rider in the barrel collecting > the dollar bills from the girls. Focus,lean,throttle and pray if it's > real windy. "keep looking up" > Why does everyone want to look like kewl BMW's? You just bash them > fancy fender lights in "realtime". > Twistin,24/7/365,the inner edge/Team Mental > > Visit the KLR650 archives at > http://www.listquest.com/lq/search.html?ln=klr650 > Support Dual Sport News... dsneditor@... > Let's keep this list SPAM free! > > Visit our site at http://www.egroups.com/group/DSN_klr650 > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > DSN_klr650-unsubscribe@egroups.com
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krdr2001@yahoo.com
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Not so Zing. Much discussed in the past. The stock wind catcher does
promote
cute low fender. Bogdan> high speed handling problems that are cured with a
in reality, high speed handling problems are cured by a good sized set of cojones, I,ve rung my A13 out at 90 to 100mph many a time, just hold on and compensate, makes the ride a little more interesting. krdr- we b underground.....>
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Mark
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At 11:57 AM -0700 12/22/00, Bogdan Swider wrote:
On my Tengai, I once had so much crap stuffed between the fender and the tire that the wheel stopped turning and the front end just plowed through the mud. When I got home, I promptly made a bracket to raise my fender 1". Mark B2 A2>> But the low front fender collects mud. So to cure the handling >> problem you can use sturdier forks or a good fork brace. I >> sold the rights to my first born son and bought the "Happy Trails" >> fork brace. Best single performance mod I've made. >> >> Walt >> A14 >> >So the theory goes Walt but........I've only spent one day travelling is >serious mud; during one of my Mexican mis-adventures. When it was all over, >the bike + myself were covered with mud/clay. The low front fender caused no >problems what-so-ever. I am lusting after that fork brace though. First the >bike has to deserve it. I'll have to fix my balancer system + cure my >elusive stuttering problem if it reappears next heat wave. Bogdan
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TLrydr@aol.com
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In a message dated 12/22/00 2:08:07 PM EST, krdr2001@... writes:
<< a good sized set
of cojones, I,ve rung my A13 out at 90 to 100mph many a time, just hold
on and compensate >>
Whats wrong with all these slow KLRs . Mine will show 115 MPH on the speedo
with a little tail wind,, Jet kit , Coustom pipe, screen cut out of air box
K&N filter,
Tall Kaw wind screen,
Mike
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Backroad Bandit
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The krdr fello eats them cojonis for breakfst
Sean
night man
Rose's Palor
--- In DSN_klr650@egroups.com, TLrydr@a... wrote: > In a message dated 12/22/00 2:08:07 PM EST, krdr2001@y... writes: > > of cojones, I,ve rung my A13 out at 90 to 100mph many a time, just hold > on and compensate >> > Whats wrong with all these slow KLRs . Mine will show 115 MPH on the speedo > with a little tail wind,, Jet kit , Coustom pipe, screen cut out of air box > K&N filter, > Tall Kaw wind screen, > > Mike
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Dale Johnson
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--- In DSN_klr650@egroups.com, TLrydr@a... wrote:
I have done between 110 and 115 on mine with no tail wind, I have a two brothers pipe, cut airbox with stock filter no jet kit yet. Dale in So-Cal> In a message dated 12/22/00 2:08:07 PM EST, krdr2001@y... writes: > > of cojones, I,ve rung my A13 out at 90 to 100mph many a time, just hold > on and compensate >> > Whats wrong with all these slow KLRs . Mine will show 115 MPH on the speedo > with a little tail wind,, Jet kit , Coustom pipe, screen cut out of air box > K&N filter, > Tall Kaw wind screen, > > Mike
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guymanbro@excite.com
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--- In DSN_klr650@egroups.com, TLrydr@a... wrote:
hold on and compensate >>> In a message dated 12/22/00 2:08:07 PM EST, krdr2001@y... writes: > > of cojones, I,ve rung my A13 out at 90 to 100mph many a time, just
the speedo with a little tail wind,, Jet kit , Coustom pipe, screen cut out of air box K&N filter, Tall Kaw wind screen,> Whats wrong with all these slow KLRs . Mine will show 115 MPH on
Stock gearing? dat brooklyn bum> > Mike
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