Wilsons Sandbox

Look at the BigCee site. Dr. Krok has a really spiffy mount for an Otter Box that fits where the charcoal cannister goes. unless you're looking specifically for the modification, it's practically invisible.

> [Original Message] > From: Jim Nyffeler > To: KLR List DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com> > Date: 9/8/03 8:21:04 PM > Subject: [DSN_klr650] PVC Tube Tool box > > Last week someone mentioned that they had made a toolbox out of 4" PVC

tube,

> and that it mounted on the left side where the charcoal canister would be

on

> a California model. > > Could that person point me to any pictures they might have of this? I

would

> like to build one during the winter. > > Jim Nyffeler > '98 Concours > '02 KLR650 > Lincoln, NE USA > COG 4547, IBA 8936 > > > > List sponsored by Dual Sport News at www.dualsportnews.com. List FAQ

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--- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "Jim Nyffeler" wrote:

> Last week someone mentioned that they had made a toolbox out of 4"

PVC tube,

> and that it mounted on the left side where the charcoal canister

would be on a California model.

> > Could that person point me to any pictures they might have of

this? I would like to build one during the winter.

>...

That was me. I don't have any pictures, but I'll try to take some and post them. But it's really simple. I had to get a 6' section of 4" black "schedule 40" PVC pipe at Lowes for about $6.00. I also got the screw on cap and adapter for one end and the end cap for the other and some pvc cement. I also got 4' of 1 1/2" wide steel strap stuff with holes in it. I cut a 11" section of pipe, wrapped a piece of steel strap around it about 2" in from both ends, glued the end cap on the front end and the screw-on cap and adapter at the other. I hand-fit the straps and bolted them together to fit the pipe closely. I cut the ends of the straps evenly and bolted them to the turn signal retention nut and helmet lock holder so the pipe hangs in the open space congruent with the exhaust on the right side. Total cost about $15, total time about 3 hours. If I did it again, I'd probably use 5" pipe so it could hold a bit more. But it holds my Quickstand, tool kit, spare plug, and owners manual with a little room to spare. Completely waterproof and very sturdy. I'll post a pic when I get a chance. Milt Rudy

--- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "Jim Nyffeler" wrote:

> For those of you who have mounted a PVC tube in front of the

engine, do you

> mount it to the aluminum skid plate, or to the engine guard that

doubles as

> highway pegs? > > Jim Nyffeler > '98 Concours - Deceased > '02 KLR650 > Lincoln, NE USA > COG 4547, IBA 8936

mines attached to the highwaypegs with a couple of exhaust clamps paul

Hi Ryan, I've had Sirac's on for about 4K miles and IMHO they are a really good street tire. It looks like I've got another 2 - 3K miles left on the front and 1 - 2K miles on the rear. They're okay on hard packed fire roads and truck trails but lose it in loose sand and mud. They are advertised as an 80/20 tire and I'd agree with that. Buddy

> [Original Message] > From: eatsleepfish30 > To: DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com> > Date: 10/7/03 10:11:29 PM > Subject: [DSN_klr650] Sirac Dual Sport? > > Does anyone have any ride info on these? > My Kenda 270 front is severly distressed after my 1300 mile trip. > A flat spot developed on one side of the senter knobs. How > strange.... > > Thanks for any info - Ryan > > > List sponsored by Dual Sport News at www.dualsportnews.com. List FAQ

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