Hello there. I have posted a few times before but maybe a bit too
hastily and never really introduced myself. My name is Robb Seurkamp
and I live in the Baltimore area.
I recently purchased a Y2KLR650 for commuting and eventually some
weekend off roading, not sure where I am going to go around here yet.
I enjoy reading your posts and getting your responses.
Hope you can help me with another question. Should a KLR ping when it
is new? I remember reading somewhere that the valves might "stick"
when it is breaking in. I have almost completed the first half of
break in, 495 miles. The engine seems to make the most protest when I
nail the throttle from a stop, or rolling on the throttle a little
harder than usual from @2750-3500 rpm. It is not like I am a big guy
and causing the bike to have to work hard, unlike some of the listers
here, I am 5' 10" 160. I was thinking of running high octane on the
next tank to see if it goes away. Any other suggestions?
Also another quick one. What is involved in the 500 mile service? The
dealer is still trying to get me my manual from the dealer it
transferred the bike from.
Thanks a bunch.
Robb
Y2KLR 495 miles(so close to the next part of break in I can taste
it!!)
[dsn_klr650] after market shifters
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[dsn_klr650] after market shifters
At 2:01 PM -0700 6/05/2000, Mark King wrote:
On Saturday, a rock reached out and grabbed my stock shifter. It was bent back all the way to the footpeg and the rubber tip was on top of the footpeg. I about pissed my pants, but the bend was in front of the weld on the shifter and I was able to reshape the lever back into its original position with gentle nudging from my moto boot. Mark B2 A2>RE: shifter positions my 2 cents >The gear change position feels pretty good when stood >up on the pegs but I prefer the the position of the >standard shifter (if only it was stronger!)
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