corbin

[wburn2000]

I need some info on a first over set piston ring combo for my 1986 KL600. The Kawasaki site is non descript for first or second over. I find part numbers, but don't know what is what. Does any one know a good aftermarket supplier for a piston ring kit, Wiseco, anywho? I want this back together , I want to ride. Wayne.Rice.Burner Chester, NH No dirt for now...

[kestrelfal]

Look at the KLR650 pistons and compare the info. to the KLR600 pistons and I think this is the answer(verify before using): Piston/Rings STD, 13001-1211/13008-5067 L, O/S, 0.50(mm) 13029-1141/13025-1082 LL, O/S, 1.00(mm) 13027-1136/13024-1073 ronayers prices; pistons $92.13, rings $45.95 HIH Fred

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "wburn2000" wrote: > > I need some info on a first over set piston ring combo for my 1986 > KL600. The Kawasaki site is non descript for first or second over. I > find part numbers, but don't know what is what. Does any one know a > good aftermarket supplier for a piston ring kit, Wiseco, anywho? I want > this back together , I want to ride. > > Wayne.Rice.Burner > Chester, NH > No dirt for now... >

[wburn2000]

Thanks for the info Fred, can any one else verify these numbers as being correct for first and second over before I place an order? Thanks, Wayne --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "kestrelfal" wrote:

> > Look at the KLR650 pistons and compare > the info. to the KLR600 pistons and I > think this is the answer(verify before using): > > Piston/Rings > > STD, 13001-1211/13008-5067 > L, O/S, 0.50(mm) 13029-1141/13025-1082 > LL, O/S, 1.00(mm) 13027-1136/13024-1073 > > ronayers prices; pistons $92.13, rings $45.95 > > HIH > > Fred > > --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "wburn2000" wrote: > > > > I need some info on a first over set piston ring combo for my

1986

> > KL600. The Kawasaki site is non descript for first or second

over. I

> > find part numbers, but don't know what is what. Does any one know

a

> > good aftermarket supplier for a piston ring kit, Wiseco, anywho?

I want

> > this back together , I want to ride. > > > > Wayne.Rice.Burner > > Chester, NH > > No dirt for now... > > >

[Ross Lindberg]

I agree with Ed. I have a 29" inseam. The height took some getting used to, but now it feels natural. I can't put both feet on the ground, but it doesn't bother me at all. Ross Lindberg Fertile, MN --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "fasteddiecopeman" wrote:

> > Ride some more, and unless you're REALLY short - you should get used > to the height. If no joy, try different foam in the stocker (which > WILL 'break-in' over time), and, lastly a Corbin, but I suggest the > flat one, as the dished one will force you forward and into the

dish!

> Not good. > Ed in Didsbury, AB > > --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "miniweed650"

wrote:

> > > > Has anyone recently installed a Corbin dished seat? I am new to

the

> > KLR and recently went on a moderate ride of about 350KM (about

210

> > miles for you south of the border) and had some pretty

bad "monkey

> > butt". I can barely touch flat footed with the stock seat, so I

am

> > looking at the dished version. Any feedback is appreciated. > > >