phase i complete... now what?

[guppies04@aol.com]

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., jenJBphun@c... wrote:

> Slide - my signature comes phrum: JB- Jimmy Buffett, Phun is a

take on

> Parrotheads and drunk fun with philosophers and married servicemen

in Ventura

> Co bars. -Jennifer

"the weather is here, I wish you were beautiful...." JB

[Swede]

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., "Kurt Simpson" wrote:

> Jennifer, I'm confused...when you first came on the list you seemed

to be

> easily offended with the chauvinist banter and lack of PC...but now

you seem

> a lot more like Dawn Rhodes...I don't know if you ever met Dawn but

she is,

> shall we say "colorful"... > > Kurt

EVERYONE IS CORRUPTIBLE!! Thank goodness, too. The world would scare the crap out of me if everyone was PC. "Swede"

[jett@rimrockconsulting.com]

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., guppies04@a... wrote:

> --- In DSN_klr650@y..., jenJBphun@c... wrote: > > Slide - my signature comes phrum: JB- Jimmy Buffett, Phun is a > take on > > Parrotheads and drunk fun with philosophers and married

servicemen

> in Ventura > > Co bars. -Jennifer > > "the weather is here, I wish you were beautiful...." > JB

I'm growing older but not up ... JB

[Dan Oaks]

I second that, but you'll need to buy a real seat if you expect to spend more that ten minutes at a time on it. -- bierdo "Kurt Simpson (Dual Sport News)" wrote:

> Phase II, Now I need to work on my wife... for my bike. How does > KLR650 compare to DR650 for 150 mile and shorter two up riding? Mild > off road, mostly dirt road and double track, some highway. I will do > more adventurous touring but not two up. I need to know which is more > comfortable for the backseat driver, which bike "feels" safer at > highway speeds. Is there a backrest (sissy bar, rear luggage etc.) > that provides comfort for backseater? What mods would you recommend? > ___________ > > this one is easy...the DR is superior to the KLR in 8 of 10 categories...one of the > two it isn't is two-up (although the KLR isn't very good either)...call Tim Bernard > at www.happy-trail.com and ask him for suggestions. He has been working on this for > five years (hint: his wife just bought a BMW F650 and doesn't ride two-up anymore)