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[dsn_klr650] headlight upgrade (walmart brand?)
Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2000 10:43 pm
by Tom Simpson
Dust wrote:
> I remember reading about someone buying a headlight with higher
> output from Walmart or a similar store on the list, but am too lazy
> (and ignorant about the list) to search the archives.
>
> Part number maybe??
Not higher output, but I did outfit my bike with a pair of 37.5 W
driving lights for additional lighting. Worked fine, but proved to be
surperfluous to my needs.
-Tom
'96 KLR 650
[dsn_klr650] headlight upgrade (walmart brand?)
Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2000 11:38 pm
by John Lyon
Dust,
I use a SYLVANIA 9003 CB bulb. It is a whiter light and IMO is much better
than the stock H4 bulb. Another plus is it has the same rating as the stock
bulb. They can be purchased at Pep Boys and other auto parts stores for
around 14 bucks.
More info:
http://www.sylvania.com/prodinfo/auto/cool/welcome.htm
John
> I remember reading about someone buying a headlight with higher
> output from Walmart or a similar store on the list, but am too lazy
> (and ignorant about the list) to search the archives.
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[dsn_klr650] manual sets - drain plugs
Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2000 7:40 am
by Mark McCoy
This problem might also be addressed with an expandable rubber boat plug that
could be snagged at a marine store or many of the large discount stores that
have sporting goods departments. They would also have the oil you would need.
Mark McCoy
George Basinet wrote:
> Steve Anderson wrote:
>
> > >
> > > Luckily, we were riding slow when I started losing oil. Seeing the
> > > oil pouring out of the bottom was not an encouraging thing to see . .
> > > I had visions of a rock hole in my cases. The wooden plug (and tape
> > > and zip ties) worked well in a pinch. Replacing the drain plug is a
> > > lot easier than patching a hole in the cases. I changed oil and
> > > filter when I got the new (metal) plug and didn't find any metal
> > > shavings or particles.
> >
> > What about wood particles?
> >
> >
>
> Plugless,
>
> Most auto supply stores carry an adjustable rubber oil drain plug. It would
> work especially well if the threads got bugger up.
>
> George
> Escondido, CA
>
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