Wilsons Sandbox

At 05:02 PM 7/25/2000 -0400, racing43rd@... wrote:

>Obviously I didn't think so. I do not own a KLR although I will in the next >three weeks. I guess I should shut up if I'm not sure, but the symtoms >sounded like symptoms i'd experienced with other bikes. > >Ed >Red Faced in Windsor Oh

Dear Red Faced in Windsor, No biggie.. don't be red faced. Remember who thought that the speedo worked off of a fluid (that was me), it turns out that there is a fluid in there but it's used to dampen the rotation rather than drive the needle. I'm wrong all the time. Hell.. According to my wife, I'm wrong even when I know I'm right. I learn a lot from being wrong, and when I'm right, it's just that much sweeter. Getting your new KLR will be the RIGHT thing to do. Oh and certainly don't shut up when you don't know. The best brainstorming comes from creativity and often times "off" ideas. Nuclear weapons weren't first built by people who KNEW how to build them. Edison didn't have a clue what filament would work for the light bulb, but we don't consider him a failure 200+ times over. ED!!! you're making me ramble...... There are over 500 people on the list that don't know the solution to my problem and they aren't saying anything, which is fine, I don't want 500 responses to read. But there are the few who might know or think they might have an idea... those are the folks that have offered their time and cared enough to try and help, you are one of those people and I appreciate that, thanks. LaterZ Dash Can't this clock go any faster... Hmm I wonder what would happen if.......................

> For the folks that are very concerned about their fork seals when > transporting, they can release the pressure in the forks, assuming

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> 650s have air valves in each fork like the 600. > Maybe that's one reason why the valves are there.

That's a million dollar idea to sell to the trailer queens Dan Paulsen Graham, WA