[dsn_klr650] clutch plate help

[Bogdan Swider]

> I would like to hear the opinions of the experienced > riders in this group concerning their reasons for > choosing the helmet(s) that they now own. >

I wear a Nolan N70. It can be used with or without a visor and faceshield in any combination. At around $120, it's affordable. Bogdan

[RM]

On Mon, 15 May 2000, Brad Davis wrote:

>would be appreciated. Once I know my helmet size I >would like to order it from a wholesaler, does anyone >have good sources that they would like to recommend?

I chose the RF-800 because it was one of the only helmets on the market that fit (sort of). I bought it from www.motodepot.com but www.helmetshop.com has a better price and they do not tack on a bulls__t 3% handling charge. RM

[Kurt Simpson]

> I would like to hear the opinions of the experienced > riders in this group concerning their reasons for > choosing the helmet(s) that they now own. I will be > purchasing a helmet soon and have my selection > narrowed to the Nolan F-100 or the Shoei RF-800 so any > comments on these two (or recommendations on others) > would be appreciated. Once I know my helmet size I > would like to order it from a wholesaler, does anyone > have good sources that they would like to recommend?

I have a Nolan N100 (so does my wife) and an Arai Dualsport. I've retired my HJC. I love the flip face of the Nolan. It allows me not to destroy glasses and is so convenient with talking with people, filling up for gas, sipping some water, you name it. It is noiser than most helmets I've had with wind noise and I wouldn't recommend riding with it without earplugs for any great distance. Comfort is outstanding. Kurt

[k650dsn@aol.com]

In a message dated Mon, 15 May 2000 4:37:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time, "Kurt Simpson" writes: >>

[Steve/Amy Becker]

-----Original Message----- From: Kurt Simpson To: Brad Davis ; DSN_klr650@egroups.com DSN_klr650@egroups.com> Date: Monday, May 15, 2000 1:34 PM Subject: RE: [DSN_klr650] Helmets, Sources I wear a bieffe dual-sport. It fits nice can use shield or googles. It's cheap but the shield can be cantanterous Shoei RF-800 is nice helmet. I don't know about the crash protection of the Nolan I'd be afaid of the laches giving out. Just a thought. steve becker KLR A13

>> I would like to hear the opinions of the experienced >> riders in this group concerning their reasons for >> choosing the helmet(s) that they now own. I will be >> purchasing a helmet soon and have my selection >> narrowed to the Nolan F-100 or the Shoei RF-800 so any >> comments on these two (or recommendations on others) >> would be appreciated. Once I know my helmet size I >> would like to order it from a wholesaler, does anyone >> have good sources that they would like to recommend? > >I have a Nolan N100 (so does my wife) and an Arai Dualsport. I've retired

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>HJC. I love the flip face of the Nolan. It allows me not to destroy glasses >and is so convenient with talking with people, filling up for gas, sipping >some water, you name it. It is noiser than most helmets I've had with wind >noise and I wouldn't recommend riding with it without earplugs for any

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[Alan L Henderson]

>would be appreciated. Once I know my helmet size I >would like to order it from a wholesaler, does anyone >have good sources that they would like to recommend? > >Thanks, >Brad Davis >A?? (I don t have my KLR yet) >

I bought a Shoei RFR because it is a good full face helmet and the only one I could find that would fit over my head. I did find one snowmobile helmet that would fit but didn't like the snowmobile logo on my road helmet. I bought mine locally because they actually had one I could try on and the price was as good as the catalogs. Alan Henderson A13 Iowa

[InWoods13@aol.com]

In a message dated 5/15/00 3:12:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time, bradcdavis@... writes: >>

[billmonahan]

 

[b]I am interestest in whoever upgrades their clutch to Fred's Barnett kit, then how do you like the difference?[/b]   I did mine recently and I let Fred steer me and I got a great set of barnett plates and springs, one too few plates and one extra spring, from what I understand, that's how they come, and I got the instructions from Eric's KLR page -neil     [b]I sell the EBC & Barnett clutch kits.  Problem is that they don't come with the extra plate for the late model KLRs.  So I have an extra plate from a different manufacturer to complete the kit.  I have called EBC to see if they would make a kit for the late model KLRs and as such I haven't seen then available yet.[/b]   [b]Fred[/b]  

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