Wilsons Sandbox

I sold my KLR650 this morning and have some accessories for sale. I'm in Ontario, Canada, so take into consideration shipping may or may not be a few bucks more than you're used to. Cheapest way to ship is regular old parcel post, it just takes the longest. All were on a '99 KLR. Please respond privately since I'll be signing off this list very soon; 1) Happy Trails side racks. The original ones. Yellow. Function 100% but they've taken some off road punishment and thus have a few chips/flakes in the powder coat. $85 US plus shipping. 2) Wolfman Explorer tank bag. Absolutely 100% brand new. I ordered this last fall, sat it on my tank to look at it but it has never been mounted or used. Been in my basement from the day I received it. $95 US plus shipping. My loss, your gain. 3) Kawasaki tail trunk. Very good shape. A bit dusty but solid. No tears or rips. Zippers and top mesh/velcro are perfect. $45 US plus shipping. I liked this bag, I used it instead of a tank bag. 4) Chase Harper saddlebags. Include the little fanny pack things and the rain covers. Excellent shape. Theses bags are huge. Accessory Warehouse sells them for $180.- US including rain covers. Size is approx. 14 1/2" L x 8" W x 12" H. I'll be happy with $85 US plus shipping. Here is a pic; http://www.accwhse.com/photos/charper_compac_saddle.gif 5) Misc. parts bag. Rather sell as one unit to just be rid of it. Inlcudes a new spare/unused shifter lever (probably has scratches on it from being carried in my tool kit for 2 seasons, but it has never been used), spare clutch cable (some frays at clutch lever end, only carry it as an emergency spare), slightly used 14t Sunstar front sprocket (a few thousand km's on it), brand new Kawasaki 15t front sprocket (still in original parts baggie) and a used rear tube (no patches in it, I just replaced it for the sake of replacing it). Is this goodie-bag worth $25 US plus shipping for someone? All priced to sell fast, I don't want to store this stuff or deal with Ebay. All stuff exactly as described. First come first served. Personal cheques must clear before item(s) shipped. Will be happy to sell to someone in Canada, US pricing just reflects 98% of the list in the states. Thanks! Karl

....can still be stopped. He who hesitates loses........

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pressure on the Bush administration to allow the Roadless plan to go forward; this despite recent polls which have shown that popular support is NOT behind the plan, as well as a recent court decision supporting the view that insufficient public comment was solicited.

> >If you have not yet made your voice heard, we urge you to do so now!

Even if you have already sent a message to President Bush and/or Secretary Veneman, send them another one! The anti-access advocates are pulling out all the stops on this one, and we need to show that there is strong opposition to the Roadless plan.

> >Send a short personal note (email and FAX) to President George Bush and

Secretary of Agriculture Ann Veneman asking them to suspend implementation of the roadless rule so that it may be modified by planning efforts that will provide sufficient information about the affected areas to allow all interests to provide reasoned input based on actual facts.

> >E-mail AND Fax President George W. Bush >FAX: (202) 456-2461 >Email: president@... > >E-mail AND Fax Secretary Ann Veneman >FAX: (202) 720-2166 >Email: Ann.Veneman@... > >You can also use the BlueRibbon Coalition s Rapid Response Resource

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