nklr: game warden klr vs atv

[daveel2002]

My dealer threw in a tank and tail bag. Has anyone using the Kaw tank bag had problems with mud/dirt getting under the bra and wearing the paint? Also it doesn't look like the stretch fabric will hold up for long. How long have you had yours? Daveel

[daveel2002]

My dealer threw in a tank and tail bag. Has anyone using the Kaw tank bag had problems with mud/dirt getting under the bra and wearing the paint? Also it doesn't look like the stretch fabric will hold up for long. How long have you had yours? Daveel

[steve pye]

----- Original Message ----- From: "daveel2002" > My dealer threw in a tank and tail bag. Has anyone using the Kaw tank > bag had problems with mud/dirt getting under the bra and wearing the > paint? Also it doesn't look like the stretch fabric will hold up for > long. How long have you had yours? > Daveel I've had mine for a year. Some very slight scuffing on the tank, nothing serious. From time to time when the bike gets real muddy or dusty, I remove the bag and wash it out. Fabric/seams etc. holding up perfectly so far. Steve A11

[Zachariah Mully]

On Fri, 2002-12-06 at 01:12, daveel2002 wrote:

> My dealer threw in a tank and tail bag. Has anyone using the Kaw tank > bag had problems with mud/dirt getting under the bra and wearing the > paint? Also it doesn't look like the stretch fabric will hold up for > long. How long have you had yours? > Daveel

What?! You still have an unscratched KLR? You need to go outside and knock your KLR over into a mud puddle, then wipe it off with some 100grit sand paper And yes, the stock tank bag, IMO, is POS. It's a nice tank bra and that's about it. The map pocket is useless and dangerous (try reading a map in it while doing 60+mph). Marsee and Wolfman make much nicer ones that aren't that much more expensive. Z DC

[Charles Earl]

While riding my KLR through Dawson City, Yukon Territories 2 summers ago, I saw what was apparently legal use of ATV's in town (all dirt roads). I also saw a guy get pulled-over on his ATV. I don't know what he had done, but earlier I saw him tearing around and looking over his shoulder As far as ATV's being street-legal, are they very stable at high speeds on pavement? Maybe using some sort of ATV "Gripster?" I've only tried the 2-wheel drives in sand. Charles __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com