[dsn_klr650] aw crap, broken clavicle..

[OJ Salinas]

clean???? owners manual states that warranty is voided if bike is cleaned;) oj

>From: "Rob MacLeod" >To: DSN_klr650@egroups.com>, >Subject: [DSN_klr650] Re: Cleaning a KLR >Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2000 10:03:17 -0700 > >Clean a KLR? You're supposed to clean them? I usually knock off the real >heavy mud and leave the rest. Is that KLR abuse? > >Rob >

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[Robert E. Faircloth, D.M.D.]

Cleaning???  I thought that's what rain was for.   Robert A13-rain washed

[Kurt Simpson]

> drz400 aint lookin too pretty right now, and neither am i! > > can anyone here give me any info and time estimate for healing? i > know its a general ? , i'm just trying to get a rough estimate. > > please email me direct at kawklr@...

the initial agony can be somewhat alleviated by the use of a good strong figure eight bandage that pulls your shoulders back. I would say about five weeks. I recall being amazed a few years ago to read about a champion bicycle racer who broke his and attempted to race just a few days later...it didn't work...I ended up having a big knot where the break happened and a lot of scar tissue in my shoulder. That part, regaining strength and flexibility in the neck and shoulder took 3 to 6 months of weekly physical therapy. Kurt (been there done that)