Wilsons Sandbox

Screen ? Windshield or the little plastic vent thats under the headlamp or a wire mire headlamp cover ? Dont think the Euro models have windshields, which makes me guess there are no mounting holes formed in the plastic. Just guessing however. Dooden

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., "welshrob1" wrote: > every time i see a pic on-line of this bike, it has a screen as part > of the nose-cone. My 2001 model (Australian) doesn`t have this and > all the aussie kwaka dealers just say "Duuuh, I don`t know," when I > ask about it, so, does anyone know.. > 1. Where I can get one? > 2. Why my model doesn`t have one as standard?

On Sun, 13 Oct 2002, welshrob1 wrote:

> every time i see a pic on-line of this bike, it has a screen as part > of the nose-cone. My 2001 model (Australian) doesn`t have this and > all the aussie kwaka dealers just say "Duuuh, I don`t know," when I > ask about it, so, does anyone know.. > 1. Where I can get one? > 2. Why my model doesn`t have one as standard? >

Sounds like you've got the C-series KLR650. This is the model that is exported everywhere *but* the US. I think that Canada is the only country that receives both our beloved A-series as well as the C-series. Does your bike have a 6.1 gallon tank? Or single piston front caliper? If I am correct this is your bike, right? http://www.kawasaki.com.au/mc/offroad/klr650/main.htm I don't think that the c-series frame has the fairing mount tab on the headstock for the A-type fairing. Consider yourself lucky, you've got better brakes and front suspension than the A-series. Z DC

> However, the rack I saw fits directly above the stock rack and forms > like a square bowl that appeared to be around 8" deep, and perhaps > 36" wide. It was simply constructed out of the steel tubing, no cover > or anything. It seemed very ideal for throwing misc rucksacks in or

Hey Frank, if you get an off-list reply, maybe you could post that information to the list? That DOES sound very useful! Mark Glitter is coined to meet the moment's rage; Genuine lives on from age to age. - Goethe's "Faust" KLR650 Motorcycle Pages: http://klr6500.tripod.com/ HomePage: http://home.adelphia.net/~msaint/index.html My Adelphia Email can be "iffy." If you don't get a response, please try: KLR6500@...