small accident and now need new frame or at least fix it,,,,help!!!!

[not yourbuss]

GOT INTO A SMALL ACCIDENT AND WHENT FIRST LOOK, I NEED ONLY A NEW HANDLE BAR,,,,,,,,,,!!!!!!!!!!!SUPRISE!!!!!!!! NEDD TO FIX OR GET NEW FRONT FRAME, PART # 32002/A if you look for the pic of the frame, need to repair the lower LH main frame, kind of c shape tube, the one where the driver peg is install. If i can not fix it, or will cost me too much to repair will sell it as it is, 2001 green klr650, with only 3,000+miles on it, clean as new, now has those 2 mayor damaged, plus some scraches.

[eddiebmauri]

OK ya'll, gimmie a clue about a Center Stand vs. oil changes. I have a Center Stand on my KLR and I love the C-Stand, but it seems to effect oil changes. I should add that I mostly ride on concrete, and do no serious off road riding, so I have no concerns of bottoming out the C-Stand when off road. Anyway, when I changed the oil last time, I left the bike on the center stand. The oil did not fully drain, and I wound up with a mix of old and new oil. I added the correct amount of oil, and I over filled the bike, and had to drain some of the oil. I change oil and filter every 2K. In the past, when I changed the oil, I left my bike on the side stand, and it seems to drain much better and more fully than when on the center stand. When I left the bike on the side stand when changing the oil, I also tip the bike on its left side a little and fully drained the oil. So, my question is, have any of you noticed that the oil does not fully drain if you leave the bike on the center stand when you change the oil? My guess is that the center stand holds the bike level and does not allow all the oil to fully drain? Just a guess? Or do you all find that the center stand has no effect on the amount of oil that drains? Eddie (03' KLR650 - "la poderosa")