arai xd helmet for sale.

[lokiyaya007]

Just to keep everyone at ease, I do not plan on photocopying anything from the Kaw manual or any other manual, I plan on making this manual from scratch taking photos and listing steps and tools as I put my bike back together, and info already available from various websites with authors permission. Any sources I get info from will be credited in a bibliography, example torque settings part #'s etc. fluids etc. I currently dont have any manuals in my posession so even if I could I don't have access to such information. All info will be gathered from the list, personal experiences and other listers experience. I have digital cams that I will use to take such photos, If you want to help please do This is something I think needs to be done and will answer and save a lot of questions to the list. Richard Hayward 1993 A7

[Tony Cornett]

I purchased my service manuals for my KLR 2002 today. The suplement manual states it covers 1987-1995. Is this the correct manual? Were there any changes from 1995-2002? Thanks for any help. TC [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[john W]

After having 8 motorcycles and their respective factory manuals, I can't remember any manuals worse than the factory klr setup. They're very incomplete, torque values are hard to find and spread all over the manual, and don't really have much in the 'how-to' realm. I have the clymer and I have a much easier time with that than the factory "set". Oh, and the stupidity of having the 2 manual setup is obvious. Luckily for me Kawasaki didn't do that on my zr-7s. I'm sure other people have experienced otherwise but if I had to pick one, I'd go with the 'autographed' clymer !! ===== Sammamish, WA '94 klr650 '03 ZR-7S '86 klr250 '86 yam it200n KLR 650 FAQ's http://www.bigcee.com/klr650faq.html __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

[Keith Saltzer]

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Keith Saltzer" wrote:

> > Time for my riding gear to go. > > I'm selling my Arai XD helmet that I bought a couple of years ago,

but

> have only worn it for a couple thousand miles. It's never been > dropped, but does have a nick in the paint on the back. > > This sucker flows air VERY well and is just awesome in hot

weather.

> It's very light too. > It comes with everything that I got when it was new including the

sun

> visor and Arai hardware to mount it, the clear sheild, the carry

bag,

> the silicone lube, and even the owners manuals. > > It also comes with a smoked sheild and another set of cheek pads.

I

> got 20mm pads in addition to one's that were in the helmet (fatter

I

> believe) so that I could adjust the fit. > > The insides come out of the helmet to wash and clean it, but I

have

> never done that as I haven't worn it enough to be dirty. > > I paid over $500 for all this, I'm selling it for $350 >

Whoops! You would probably like to know that it's white, and it's a large. 7 1/4 - 7 3/8. MrMoose