corbin klr touring seat for sale!!

[louis lavoie]

After a year of riding my KLR A14, it is now time for me to find a solution to the biggest problem that I have. Me and my wife really like to go camping. Riding two up the KLR is not so bad but when come time to add extra camping stuff, well it's kind a short. I have been thinking of the possibility to use a small trailer for this purpose. Do you think the KLR 650 is strong enough to pull an extra 100 pound. Do you know anyone who has experiment that. _________________________________________________________________ MSN Messenger : discutez en direct avec vos amis ! http://messenger.fr.msn.ca/

[Grant Johnson - Horizons Unlimited]

I wouldn't recommend towing a trailer off-road - they've been known to bounce and flip over... instant stop, messy. Shouldn't have any problem towing on-road. see you on the road someday, somewhere... Grant Johnson Horizons Unlimited - Live the Dream! at the Motorcycle Travellers' website: www.HorizonsUnlimited.com -----Original Message----- From: louis lavoie [mailto:asjlavoie@...] Sent: 19-August-2003 1:36 PM To: DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com Subject: [DSN_klr650] KLR 650 and trailer After a year of riding my KLR A14, it is now time for me to find a solution to the biggest problem that I have. Me and my wife really like to go camping. Riding two up the KLR is not so bad but when come time to add extra camping stuff, well it's kind a short. I have been thinking of the possibility to use a small trailer for this purpose. Do you think the KLR 650 is strong enough to pull an extra 100 pound. Do you know anyone who has experiment that.

[Mark Sampson]

I think putting a trailer on a KLR650 is a very bad idea. If it was a good idea and worked out-----you would see people doing it. The KLR barely does good just to pull 2 people. And when you have to stop-------whoa----the KLR has a hard time stopping itself. And the rear subframe is going to take the load-----and the subframe can break just from normal use---or at least the bolts can. Mark Sampson www.bigdogadventures.com

[Guy B. Young II - COG Tech. Ed.]

A swivel coupling minimizes the risk. See: http://www.mindspring.com/~gbyoung2/misc/addons/hitchdoc/swivel_all_bw.jpg Scroll down on the above sire for several views. The trailer can rotate 360 deg. and not drastically affect the bike. Guy At 04:15 PM 8/19/03 -0700, Grant Johnson - Horizons Unlimited wrote:

>I wouldn't recommend towing a trailer off-road - they've been known to >bounce and flip over... instant stop, messy.

[cdnabn49]

"louis lavoie" After a year of riding my KLR A14, it is now time for me to find a solution to the biggest problem that I have. Me and my wife really like to go camping. Riding two up the KLR is not so bad but when come time to add extra camping stuff, well it's kind a short. I have been thinking of the possibility to use a small trailer for this purpose.Do you think the KLR 650 is strong enough to pull an extra 100 pound. Do you know anyone who has experiment that. ~cdnabn49~ you'd think if they can make a trailer for a mountain bike they'd be able to make one like this for dual sport bikes??? http://www.bobtrailers.com/index.html?main=yak.html

[Dominic & Sandra]

A CORBIN KLR TOURING SEAT FOR SALE, BRAND NEW IN PERFECT CONDITION, LESS THAN 5 MILES OF USE ON IT,STARTING BID ON EBAY IS 200, BUY TODAY FOR 215 PLUS SHIPPING!! OR BID ON EBAY http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ViewItem&item=2428852621