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nklr- tire pressure gauge
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2007 7:54 pm
by hotfoot777
I would like to thank some of the "die hards" on the list.I just spent
30 min searching the list for the best tire pressure. then 3 hours
trying out all 6 of my pressure gauges, trying to find out which one
was the most accurate. Eureka! i found the one that works the best. Im
going to treasure this one. Maybe im just Obsessive Compulsive;)
nklr- tire pressure gauge
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2007 8:06 pm
by hotfoot777
I would like to thank some of the "die hards" on the list.I just spent
30 min searching the list for the best tire pressure. then 3 hours
trying out all 6 of my pressure gauges, trying to find out which one
was the most accurate. Eureka! i found the one that works the best. Im
going to treasure this one. Maybe im just Obsessive Compulsive;)
nklr- tire pressure gauge
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2007 8:07 pm
by hotfoot777
I would like to thank some of the "die hards" on the list.I just spent
30 min searching the list for the best tire pressure. then 3 hours
trying out all 6 of my pressure gauges, trying to find out which one
was the most accurate. Eureka! i found the one that works the best. Im
going to treasure this one. Maybe im just Obsessive Compulsive;)
nklr- tire pressure gauge
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2007 8:11 pm
by hotfoot777
I would like to thank some of the "die hards" on the list.I just spent
30 min searching the list for the best tire pressure. then 3 hours
trying out all 6 of my pressure gauges, trying to find out which one
was the most accurate. Eureka! i found the one that works the best. Im
going to treasure this one. Maybe im just Obsessive Compulsive;)
nklr- tire pressure gauge
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2007 8:40 pm
by hotfoot777
I would like to thank some of the "die hards" on the list.I just spent
30 min searching the list for the best tire pressure. then 3 hours
trying out all 6 of my pressure gauges, trying to find out which one
was the most accurate. Eureka! i found the one that works the best. Im
going to treasure this one. Maybe im just Obsessive Compulsive;)
nklr- tire pressure gauge
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2007 8:49 pm
by hotfoot777
I would like to thank some of the "die hards" on the list.I just spent
30 min searching the list for the best tire pressure. then 3 hours
trying out all 6 of my pressure gauges, trying to find out which one
was the most accurate. Eureka! i found the one that works the best. Im
going to treasure this one. Maybe im just Obsessive Compulsive;)
nklr- tire pressure gauge
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2007 9:52 pm
by hotfoot777
I would like to thank some of the "die hards" on the list.I just spent
30 min searching the list for the best tire pressure. then 3 hours
trying out all 6 of my pressure gauges, trying to find out which one
was the most accurate. Eureka! i found the one that works the best. Im
going to treasure this one. Maybe im just Obsessive Compulsive;)
nklr- tire pressure gauge
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2007 11:38 pm
by hotfoot777
I would like to thank some of the "die hards" on the list.I just spent
30 min searching the list for the best tire pressure. then 3 hours
trying out all 6 of my pressure gauges, trying to find out which one
was the most accurate. Eureka! i found the one that works the best. Im
going to treasure this one. Maybe im just Obsessive Compulsive;)
just bought a 1997 klr 650
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2007 3:07 am
by C L Cooper
I bought a pair of used Givi cases on e-bay pretty reasonably as backup for
my VStrom. I'm just in the process of buying a universal Givi mount - I
believe they're $39 at happy-trail.com. I will be able to use the Givi's on
either bike.
On 3/28/07, Jeff Saline wrote:
>
> On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 18:00:51 -0000 "david_twyford49"
> > writes:
> > hi everybody,ive just bought a kawasaki klr 650,it rides like a
> > dream,i would like to get a top box for it, any ideas anybody about
> >
> > the best one to buy,do i need special brackets ect,also i would like
> >
> > to purchase a workshop manual,wheres the best place to try? thanks.
> >
> > dave.
> <><><><><><><><>
> <><><><><><><><>
>
> Dave,
>
> No suggestions from me about the top box. But I suggest you consider the
> Clymer manual instead of the two factory manuals which are the basic
> manual and then a supplement. The factory manuals require you to flip
> back and forth between manuals to dig out the latest and correct
> information. The Clymer manual is one book and easy to use. It also
> costs about 1/2 of the factory manuals.
>
> If I was buying a Clymer's today I'd probably go to
www.amazon.com and
> get it from them. And I'd check for the free shipping on orders over
> $25. If I didn't qualify for free shipping I'd add a DeLorme Atlas and
> Gazetteer for my local riding area. Cost for that will be about $14
> which is usually a savings of about $6 and tax if you bought it locally.
>
> Best,
>
> Jeff Saline
> ABC # 4412 South Dakota Airmarshal
> Airheads Beemer Club
www.airheads.org
> The Beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota
> 75 R90/6, 03 KLR650, 79 R100RT
>
>
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