Wilsons Sandbox

From: To: DSN_klr650@egroups.com> Sent: Monday, May 08, 2000 7:28 PM Subject: [DSN_klr650] NKLR Story on Moab from Mr Dune Interesting story from the off-road.com site I thought I would share. Dave > Wow Dave... That's quite the story. I know you're not intimating that our dualsport rally will be anything like this, but I have to say that last year, we were at the "opposite" end of this scale. Nobody endangered anybody else... No animosity from the town... And nobody trashed anything... We were a very well behaved bunch that I was proud to be a part of. Cheers, Arne

> year, we were at the "opposite" end of this scale. Nobody endangered > anybody else... No animosity from the town... And nobody trashed

anything... not true, my dogs pissed all over Eric R.'s tires...very embarassing...Eric, are you still there? Kurt

> They're adjusted perfectly! except for one > thing...the person doing the service confused the intake and exhaust > valves...big difference in specs....anyone ever seen that before? > > Kurt >

Another in the long list of reasons for doing your own valves. This guy was trying to do the right thing. You don't have to be a certified dyslexic to practice dyslexia. I do this kind of thing when I'm tired. In my cab driving days I specifically remember driving up Madison Ave. in Manhattan. The customer said "East Side"; I promptly turned West. Bogdan

dang. that's weak. maybe i've just been to moab at the right time. i went once in october and once in april, both times for mountain biking. i really didn't see to many jeeper types, but perhaps it was just the wrong season. the ones i saw were perfectly nice, of course it was way off-road when i saw them. perhaps once you get far enough off the pavement, the law of natural selection kicks in. i've seen plenty of jeeps on the rubicon trail near tahoe, but almost no dorks. i think this is because you have to be a pretty serious off-roader to get through it with all the wheels still attached to your vehicle. still, it only takes a few jerks to spoil it for everyone. perhaps some self-policing vigilante justice would be in order. or maybe one should just avoid big festival type gatherings, and stick to low-key get-togethers with a few friends (a few meaning less than hundreds and hundreds). mw

> Interesting story from the off-road.com site I thought I > would share. Dave >