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carb tuning results
Posted: Sat May 03, 2003 8:49 pm
by Nick Greear
I was the one having problems with a SuperTrapp and
the jetting. The SuperTrapp had nothing inside it and
the carb was jetted with the Dyna Jet needle on the
fourth "clip" and a 150 main jet (Phase 2). Ran
horrible with no power and 35 mpg.
I put the stock muffler back on, and went to Phase I
jetting (clip on notch 3 and 136 main jet). Bike runs
great, has as much power as I imagine a KLR is
supposed to have, and with big knobby tires I got 48
mpg last weekend over 1,000 miles to western Colorado.
I plan to put more street oriented tires on it when
the rear knobby wears out - that should help - as I
mostly use it on the street. That plus a 16 tooth
front sprocket (and a 14 tooth in the tool kit) should
set me up.
Anyone have real life experience with a fork brace? I
am thinking to install one but before I cough up $150
I'd like some feedback.
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carb tuning results
Posted: Sat May 03, 2003 11:29 pm
by dumbazz650
--- In
DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, Nick Greear wrote:
>...
>
> Anyone have real life experience with a fork brace? I
> am thinking to install one but before I cough up $150
> I'd like some feedback.
>
I installed the K9 on my 95 Barbie bike and it helped alot for
street use, it made the front end feel much more planted and also
reduced the wiggles at high speed. If you ride mostly street, it's
a worthy investment.
If you ride mostly off-road it's less beneficial, make the front end
less compliant and more likely to kick out. I have 15wt fork oil and
the combo is too stiff. I'll be changing out the 15wt for some 7wt
to try to make it more compliant. It already has the LR Progressive
springs.
Mark
A9, A2 project bike
extra lights...
Posted: Sun May 04, 2003 7:41 am
by Jon Sorensen
I have Rally micro halogen driving lights installed (less than $20 from
Wal-Mart)
Mounted in existing holes for front fairing support, two additional 1/4
holes drilled through fairing for additional security.
Lights come on sturdy base which allows you to change the angle up/down
left/right
Very easy to install
Does not interfere with headlight guard brace I have mounted to same point
Jon
'03 KLR 650
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Helmrich"
To: DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 03, 2003 9:50 PM
Subject: [DSN_klr650] extra lights...
> has anyone utilized the extra indicator light beside the high beam light
> before? If so, for what, and how did you get the black plastic thing out?
> What about installing the extra fog light beside the headlights, where can
> you get the mounting brackets from?
> thank!
>
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