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klr on high speed problem
Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2001 9:18 pm
by Tetsuya Steven
have u guys ever experience KLR650 riding on high speed problem? i
noticed that my bike wobling while riding at 160km/h or something
like the back of the bike swinging softly!!! how can i improve my
bike stablity on highway?
and one more question! how to adjust the back suspension to make it
harder! coz yesterday i fecth a fat ass around with my KLR and then
every cornering i scracth my side stand and my foot rest too!!!

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klr on high speed problem
Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2001 9:43 pm
by Bogdan Swider
> have u guys ever experience KLR650 riding on high speed problem? i
> noticed that my bike wobling while riding at 160km/h or something
> like the back of the bike swinging softly!!! how can i improve my
> bike stablity on highway?
>
You sure it's the rear moving ? Most cases involve the front end acting
goofy because of the huge wind grabbing front fender. Take the thing off and
compare. The usual cures are a lower fender or a fork brace.
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> and one more question! how to adjust the back suspension to make it
> harder! coz yesterday i fecth a fat ass around with my KLR and then
> every cornering i scracth my side stand and my foot rest too!!!

>
Preload ( spring tension ) is adjusted by a nut on the shock. To adjust
damping you must snap off a plastic cap to get to the adjustment. Study the
shock; you'll find them both. The higher the number the harder/stiffer
Bogdan
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klr on high speed problem
Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2001 11:22 pm
by jayed36@yahoo.com
--- In DSN_klr650@y..., "Tetsuya Steven" wrote:
> have u guys ever experience KLR650 riding on high speed problem? i
> noticed that my bike wobling while riding at 160km/h or something
> like the back of the bike swinging softly!!! how can i improve my
> bike stablity on highway?
Remove your windshield.
Jeff
klr on high speed problem
Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2001 5:13 pm
by Jay
--- In DSN_klr650@y..., "Tetsuya Steven" wrote:
> have u guys ever experience KLR650 riding on high speed problem? i
> noticed that my bike wobling while riding at 160km/h or something
> like the back of the bike swinging softly!!! how can i improve my
> bike stablity on highway?
>
Where are your forks positioned in the triple clamp? Mine were
set at the shipping height when I got the bike. Moved them to flush
and cruise at about 80 with little or no problems, except when
passing large trucks. My bike is all stock and still has the
windshield on.
mariola cichon
Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2001 5:16 pm
by Bill
I've finally taken the time to read Mariola Chichon's web page.
Gosh....I think I'm in love. (Don't tell my wife.) What more could
you hope to expect in a woman? Adventurous...attractive....and
tough as nails. Oh, and there's the love of the KLR. Now if she
was rich and offered to fund a ride around the world....She'd be
perfect. j/k
http://www.rideoftheheart.com/