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question 2
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2000 4:14 pm
by Demaree Kolovzon
Cool, Ok, next question, while I'm thinkin bout it.
Does anyone here use ONLY their klr or another motorcycle to get
around (besides rides from friends and such)? I'm thinking about
selling my car to help pay off the bike faster, and am wondering if I
can survive the *cough* horrid weather of north texas on the bike
alone.
Thanks,
DXK
question 2
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2000 8:55 pm
by Razvan B
> Does anyone here use ONLY their klr or another motorcycle to get
> around (besides rides from friends and such)? I'm thinking about
> selling my car to help pay off the bike faster, and am wondering if
> I can survive the *cough* horrid weather of north texas on the bike
> alone.
>
> Thanks,
> DXK
Hey..
I live In Montreal, CANADA. Today it was -2Celcius (below freezing
point) and I still did a 100 mile trip and puled nice wheelies.
Sure you can survive with only your bike. Some people ride even at
-10
celcius in snow!! Go ahead and sell your cage.
Raz
A8
question 2
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2000 11:03 pm
by Dreas Nielsen
I used to get around on a motorcycle only. Now I have a car too, but it
sits idle for weeks, sometimes months, at a time. The KLR is on the road 5
days a week, at least, here in the Seattle area (periods of freezing weather
in December and January excepted).
Dreas
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> From: Demaree Kolovzon [mailto:demaree@...]
> Sent: Friday, September 29, 2000 2:14 PM
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> Subject: [DSN_klr650] Question 2
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>
> Cool, Ok, next question, while I'm thinkin bout it.
>
> Does anyone here use ONLY their klr or another motorcycle to get
> around (besides rides from friends and such)? I'm thinking about
> selling my car to help pay off the bike faster, and am wondering if I
> can survive the *cough* horrid weather of north texas on the bike
> alone.
>
> Thanks,
> DXK
>
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question 2
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2000 11:22 pm
by Mark
At 9:14 PM +0000 9/29/00, Demaree Kolovzon wrote:
>Cool, Ok, next question, while I'm thinkin bout it.
>
>Does anyone here use ONLY their klr or another motorcycle to get
>around (besides rides from friends and such)? I'm thinking about
>selling my car to help pay off the bike faster, and am wondering if I
>can survive the *cough* horrid weather of north texas on the bike
>alone.
My car sits and rots in the driveway as I prefer my KLRs for daily
commuting in all weather including snow on the road and temps as low
as 15F. I'm in central PA and my morning commute is 13 miles with 4
of it off-road if I elect to do so.
Mark
B2
A2
question 2
Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2000 12:54 am
by mtnbikerfred@yahoo.com
Ok, here's the deal...
'01 KLR-650, 4 weeks old.... 3000 miles!!!
I've been caought in the rain a couple o'times, it's not so bad.
If I were you, I'd "be a man" and ditch the car. you can always
scrounge and but a beater for the winter if it gets too tough. but,
in the meantime, you can double your payments for a few months, to
get ahead!!!
ride, ride, Looow Ride!!
Fred
[dsn_klr650] nklr trudeau
Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2000 11:23 am
by Robert T. Heywood
I love a good row!!
R Bizarro wrote:
> I agee with this comment totaly! We are a nation of pride! Our Country is
> not about PM's but about the people. As for Pierre, we should give him the
> respect he deserves.
> We would all run the country in different ways I'm sure.
> My 2 cents worth.
> God Bless.
> R.Bizarro
> Northern BC.
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> Date: Saturday, September 30, 2000 6:28 AM
> Subject: Re: [DSN_klr650] Re: NKLR Trudeau
>
> >Yup, Gord. It's narrow minded people like you that make Canada less than
> >what it is. There is only one Canada. Not Western, Eastern or any other!
> >I suppose next you'll claim that Dief was the best PM ever? To me, your
> >statement certainly indicates where the lack of intelect truly lies.
> >One of those Morons
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question 2
Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2000 12:05 pm
by Zachariah Mully
I just sold my POS cage about 2 months ago and I haven't looked
back. Commuting on the bike is excellent if sometimes a little dangerous
here in Washington DC. My recommendation is do it but make sure that you
get good riding gear as there is nothing worse than waking up to a cold
rainy day and having to drive 45 minutes in it to work. Especially if you
are in a metro area like mine, look into a Givi tailcase so that you have
some quick easy lockable luggage on your bike should you need to leave
your helmet and gear on your bike. Also look into getting a reflective
vest to wear over your gear, I think the company I am thinking of is
called safety-brite or something.... a lister posted their URL a week or
so ago... They make awesome, cheap vests which will be a life saver if you
are riding at dusk or dawn when the cagers can't see anything. But most of
all ride paranoid and never ever think that you're safe... Damn cagers on
their cell phones and triple lattes are always trying to kill me.... I
think it is a conspiracy

Best of luck with the decision, and remember that even if your
co-workers think you're crazy for commuting on your KLR, they're all
secretly jealous of your cahones.
Zack
1991 KLR650 "Buster"
1986 Concours