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ride free nklr sort of.
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 9:00 am
by Ronald Criswell
I went a motorcycle benefit ride for local firefighters survivors
yesterday and it was of course filled with Harley's mostly. One guy I
was talking to told me of how he spent
20 grand out the door for his ride. He also said he had to get a high
interest note as his credit was bad (truck driver living in a
trailer). He said he will have spent 30 grand counting interest after
he was done (but that is probably not counting his add on accessories
and maintenance). He didn't have a cover or lock for it yet as he
parked it in front of his trailer (probably too broke to buy one). I
saw right after that a chick walking around in an expensive Harley
jacket that said "Ride Free, Ride Harley." Err ......not
hardly ...... free. Wouldn't mind having one ......... but ..... I'll
wait a while. My paid for Kawasaki's look pretty good. I wish I had
bought the stock in the mid eighties.
Criswell
ride free nklr sort of.
Posted: Mon Nov 13, 2006 10:59 am
by Michelle Morris
A buddy of mine called those 20/20 bikers. Spend 20 grand and ride 20 miles and you are now a biker.
Michelle
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Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 6:51 pm
by Harry Seifert
My late mother did just that..............she bought around $10,000 in
Hardley common stock in the mid Eighties and it's now worth $600,000
plus........don't know what the current value of her Hardley preferred
stock is going for. So now it's just me and my brother splitting the
Hardley stock. Still wouldn't buy one. Well maybe the XR1200 if they
choose to make a production bike out of show circuit bike of the same name.
I'm really happy with my two current KLR's and will prolly be happy with my
third one next year.
Kawi rules, Harley's for fools.
I like to see all those poseurs buyin' them 2,000 mile a year bikes. More
dividend money to spend on farkles for the KLR's.
Buddy
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>
> I went a motorcycle benefit ride for local firefighters survivors
> yesterday
> I wish I had
> bought the stock in the mid eighties.
>
>
> Criswell
>
>
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Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 8:17 pm
by Don S
Has anyone ever done a comparison analysis between Hardley sales and chrome polish sales? I wonder how similar the comparison graphs would be?
Don
Harry Seifert wrote:
My late mother did just that..............she bought around $10,000 in
Hardley common stock in the mid Eighties and it's now worth $600,000
plus........don't know what the current value of her Hardley preferred
stock is going for. So now it's just me and my brother splitting the
Hardley stock. Still wouldn't buy one. Well maybe the XR1200 if they
choose to make a production bike out of show circuit bike of the same name.
I'm really happy with my two current KLR's and will prolly be happy with my
third one next year.
Kawi rules, Harley's for fools.
I like to see all those poseurs buyin' them 2,000 mile a year bikes. More
dividend money to spend on farkles for the KLR's.
Buddy
bseifert71@...
> [Original Message]
> From: Ronald Criswell
> To: KLR Group DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com>; ; Mark
Bumgarner ; Dan Bryant ; Billy
Brooks ; dm.hollingsworth ; tom
grant ; bryan Hollingsworth
;
GARY PATTERSON ; Benjamin Stewart
; Robert Robertson ; Peter
Sutherland ; tdengraving
; rocky heuer
> Date: 11/12/2006 4:25:41 PM
> Subject: [DSN_KLR650] ride free NKLR sort of.
>
> I went a motorcycle benefit ride for local firefighters survivors
> yesterday
> I wish I had
> bought the stock in the mid eighties.
>
>
> Criswell
>
>
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Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 10:12 pm
by Ronald Criswell
KLR guys save a lot of dinero by not having to buy polish or water
for that matter. The Anti-Harley rules!
Criswell
On Nov 14, 2006, at 8:10 PM, Don S wrote:
> Has anyone ever done a comparison analysis between Hardley sales
> and chrome polish sales? I wonder how similar the comparison graphs
> would be?
>
> Don
>
> Harry Seifert wrote:
> My late mother did just that..............she bought around $10,000 in
> Hardley common stock in the mid Eighties and it's now worth $600,000
> plus........don't know what the current value of her Hardley preferred
> stock is going for. So now it's just me and my brother splitting the
> Hardley stock. Still wouldn't buy one. Well maybe the XR1200 if they
> choose to make a production bike out of show circuit bike of the
> same name.
>
> I'm really happy with my two current KLR's and will prolly be happy
> with my
> third one next year.
>
> Kawi rules, Harley's for fools.
>
> I like to see all those poseurs buyin' them 2,000 mile a year
> bikes. More
> dividend money to spend on farkles for the KLR's.
>
> Buddy
> bseifert71@...
>
> > [Original Message]
> > From: Ronald Criswell
> > To: KLR Group DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com>; ;
> Mark
> Bumgarner ; Dan Bryant ;
> Billy
> Brooks ; dm.hollingsworth
> ; tom
> grant ; bryan Hollingsworth
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> ; Robert Robertson ;
> Peter
> Sutherland ; tdengraving
> ; rocky heuer
> > Date: 11/12/2006 4:25:41 PM
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> >
> > I went a motorcycle benefit ride for local firefighters survivors
> > yesterday
>
>
> > I wish I had
> > bought the stock in the mid eighties.
> >
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Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 10:39 am
by E.L. Green
> On Nov 14, 2006, at 8:10 PM, Don S wrote:
> > Has anyone ever done a comparison analysis between Hardley sales
> > and chrome polish sales? I wonder how similar the comparison
--- In
DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Ronald Criswell
wrote:
> KLR guys save a lot of dinero by not having to buy polish or water
> for that matter. The Anti-Harley rules!
Hey, look, I actually met someone who washed their KLR once, Blake can
tell you who he is (I'm lousy with names). I'm not exactly sure why,
though. The bike doesn't seem to mind. Mine has 34,000 miles on it and
has never been washed. Unless you count riding in the rain as washing...
-E
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Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 11:08 am
by Bogdan Swider
>
>
> Hey, look, I actually met someone who washed their KLR once, Blake can
> tell you who he is (I'm lousy with names). I'm not exactly sure why,
> though. The bike doesn't seem to mind. Mine has 34,000 miles on it and
> has never been washed. Unless you count riding in the rain as washing...
>
> -E
>
I must be an effete neurotic then like those people that wash their hands
all the time. I last washed my bike after it was covered with clay that I
suspected of being corrosive. I think that was four years ago. Make sure you
never clean your site glass; that s really woosy.
Bogdan
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Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 12:25 pm
by Ronald Criswell
Site Glass??????
Criswell
On Nov 15, 2006, at 10:56 AM, Bogdan Swider wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hey, look, I actually met someone who washed their KLR once,
> Blake can
> > tell you who he is (I'm lousy with names). I'm not exactly sure why,
> > though. The bike doesn't seem to mind. Mine has 34,000 miles on
> it and
> > has never been washed. Unless you count riding in the rain as
> washing...
> >
> > -E
> >
> I must be an effete neurotic then like those people that wash
> their hands
> all the time. I last washed my bike after it was covered with clay
> that I
> suspected of being corrosive. I think that was four years ago. Make
> sure you
> never clean your site glass; that s really woosy.
>
> Bogdan
>
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>
>
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Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 1:12 pm
by revmaaatin
--- In
DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Ronald Criswell
wrote:
>
> Site Glass??????
>
>
> Criswell
> On Nov 15, 2006, at 10:56 AM, Bogdan Swider wrote:
>
> > I must be an effete neurotic then like those people that wash
> > their hands
> > all the time. I last washed my bike after it was covered with
clay
> > that I
> > suspected of being corrosive. I think that was four years ago.
Make
> > sure you
> > never clean your site glass; that s really woosy.
> >
> > Bogdan
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Ron,
I think Bogdan is pulling your leg-chain. He correctly suggests--If
you had to wash only one thing, (besides your hands after...) it
would be keeping the site glass clean so that you can see how much
Rotella is still in the crankcase.
revmaaatin. who knows that WD40 is good for washing the site glass
also, but not good for washing your shot-glass, or so I'm told.
ride free nklr sort of.
Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 8:53 pm
by Jud Jones
--- In
DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "revmaaatin" wrote:
>
> Ron,
> I think Bogdan is pulling your leg-chain. He correctly suggests--If
> you had to wash only one thing, (besides your hands after...) it
> would be keeping the site glass clean so that you can see how much
> Rotella is still in the crankcase.
> revmaaatin. who knows that WD40 is good for washing the site glass
> also, but not good for washing your shot-glass, or so I'm told.
>
Rev, do you know who you are talking to? Criz is the guy who dunks his fig newtons in WD40.