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650,250,ss?????????
Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2002 11:07 pm
by klrtrax
I now own a KLR650. I like the bike buttttt! it is a little
to top heavy for me off road. I went down to the
dealer & lQQked at the KLR250 & SS. I liked both the
bikes, but like the SS a little more. Now my concern I
drive a lot of 2 tracks in northern Mich & also hardtop
50/50. To anyone that owns a KLR250 or SS do you
think your bike has enough power for someone
6'-220lb? Will the SS do 55-65 without straining the
motor? KLR250? Does the SS seem to run on the
warm side going slow offroad?
650,250,ss?????????
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2002 8:52 am
by steve pye
----- Original Message -----
From: "klrtrax"
> To anyone that owns a KLR250 or SS do you
> think your bike has enough power for someone
> 6'-220lb?
I've never owned a KLR 250 but my friend bought one 9 years ago and only
upgraded to the 650 last summer. He is 6'2" - 280 lbs. It had power enough
for him ( no highway driving ) and no overheating issues.
Cheers,
Steve
nklr: aol/texas clickin
Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2002 7:43 pm
by gregpaul
Several years ago AOL lost a class action suit for bringing on
thousands of subscribers with a "massive" ad campaign and not adding
nearly enough modems to service them. Most subscribers got
more "busy" signals than "connects". If AOL didn't give a crap about
their subscribers then what makes anyone think they give a crap now?
Obviously they don't. They only reason you should use AOL is because
you have no earthly idea how to find another ISP.
There's another story similar to this. It's about a company called
Enron. Once upon a time........
Greg in Dallas
--- In DSN_klr650@y..., "Walter Lesnowich" wrote:
> [snip]
> > I NEVER click on any ad's, AOL driven or not. I've
> > had too many friends or coworkers get burned by using the
Internet to buy
> > things. So, I make sure that absolutely nothing gets clicked on or
> purchased.
> > AOL gave my credit card number to two subcontracted companies for
services
> I
> > did not want.
> [snip]
> >
> > Jim
> > Texas Thumpin
> >
>
> I read recently that alot of AOL users had this problem.
> Apparently they have offers that if you do not reject them
> then it is assumed you had accepted the offer.
>
> Walt
> A14 "War Horse"