now nklr - question for inseam challenged riders

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Christopher Stephenson
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handlebar position

Post by Christopher Stephenson » Wed Oct 31, 2001 12:25 pm

Has anyone rotated their handlebars forward in order to shift their sitting position a bit forward? I sat on a GS the other day and noticed that my weight was more evenly distributed between my feet on the pegs, my sit bones and my hands. On my KLR I sit far enough back that I seem to not have any weight on my hands, in fact it sometimes feels like I am pulling back on the bars. I am 6'2" and wonder if the stock setup could be adjusted.... Thanks for all the help on these questions that might be obvious to some. Topher Albuquerque -- _______________________________________________ Get your free email from http://mymail.juno.com

Dale Johnson
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now nklr - question for inseam challenged riders

Post by Dale Johnson » Wed Oct 31, 2001 6:18 pm

Sure, Are you going to be out my way tomorrow? you can drop it off :- ) I am near Glen Helen/North Rialto
--- In DSN_klr650@y..., RM wrote: > > On Wed, 31 Oct 2001, Dale Johnson wrote: > > >I am 5'5" wit a 29" inseam, I ride my KLR stock height.. you get used to > >it. I have about 40K miles on my Y2K KLR with no height related issues. > > Don't listen to this guy. I've seen how he rides. He scootches his butt > off the saddle at stoplights and tippy-toes the ground with one foot. > It's quite amusing, but probably unpalatable to the mainstream KLR rider. > Dale isn't "mainstream" by any stretch... > > RM > > PS. Dale, I'm going to a Kawi dealer today that has DPR8EA9 sparkplugs in > stock. Wanna early Xmas present? > > PPS. I'm not changing it for you...

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