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bmw touring/mx boots for sale
Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2001 9:31 pm
by Alex Sfakianos
My local used fashion clothing store has a pair of Brand new BMW Gore-tex heavy touring/MX boots for sale for $80.00! These babies are perfect, the only way I could tell they had been worn at all was by the scratches on the metal toe plate. They are size 45. I'm not riding anymore but someone ought to snap these up....
Call me at 505-342-1254 or email axel@... if anyone wants them
crazy question
Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2001 9:36 pm
by jim pearson
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crazy question
Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2001 9:46 pm
by jim pearson
Ok Here goes
A long, long time ago I towed a canoe around behind a
Honda 500. You see I am both a rider and a canoeist so
I need to move my canoe from spot to spot and I would
like to use my klr650. I know it sound nuts but a
canoe is not heavy it's just long. So what do ya think
could it be done with a klr. I realize this is not for
everyone so just keep your laughing to yourself. I
have proved people wrong be for, going from Guelph
ont. to Thunder Bay with no troubles with the bike or
the canoe. Just tell me if you think the bike can do
it.
thanks jim
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crazy question
Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2001 9:52 pm
by Tengai650
At 7:46 PM -0700 10/21/01, jim pearson wrote:
>Ok Here goes
>A long, long time ago I towed a canoe around behind a
>Honda 500. You see I am both a rider and a canoeist so
>I need to move my canoe from spot to spot and I would
>like to use my klr650. I know it sound nuts but a
>canoe is not heavy it's just long. So what do ya think
>could it be done with a klr. I realize this is not for
>everyone so just keep your laughing to yourself. I
>have proved people wrong be for, going from Guelph
>ont. to Thunder Bay with no troubles with the bike or
>the canoe. Just tell me if you think the bike can do
>it.
>thanks jim
There was this guy in Oregon named Mark Schuette who made a Kayak
carrier for his KLR and offers them for sale. He may be able to hook
you up with something. I don't know if he's on the list anymore.
Check the archives to get his email address.
Mark
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