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[jonblak12321]

I have a green 2003 that I bought new in Prescott Valley for a little over $5k. Right now I have almost 10,000 miles on it. I don't do alot of riding on it because I also have a 2003 Honda VXT C model in uranium green. It also has almost 10,000 miles on it. How do I tell if my KLR is an A12 or A15, I am seeing that on the group alot. I have low miles on my KLR but I have knocked almost all the plastic off and have had to jerry rig it all on so it stays. Is there a way to get cheap plastic for a KLR? John Black

[Douglas Bouley]

I'm not sure how to tell the difference between my brags and complaints, Rev. They both tend to be loud, incessant and annoying... ;-^ This is sorta like the old elephant joke: Man is jumping up and down in the middle of Times Square hooting at the top of his lungs. Cop comes by and asks him what he thinks he is doing. "Keeping the Elephants away, Officer" sez the strange one. Cop says: "There are no elephants for thousands of miles, Buddy." Guy says: "See. It works!" -didc revmaaatin wrote:

> --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Douglas Bouley wrote: > >> Wow, getting demagnetizer spray in the 'lectricky parts sure does >> explain a lot of odd stuff... >> >> I also heard that WD40 makes a great demagnetizer. I was told to use >> > it > >> on my chain at every refueling to keep nails and screws out of my >> > chain. > >> -d >> >> > So, are you complaining or bragging? Sounds like it works, no? > revmaaatin. no O-ring chain right now so its real chainlube. > > > >

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