Just a note to let all rejoice in the fact that this morning, amid a shower of high power sprinklers from Dallas Baptist University, my beloved 2000 KLR650 turned 20,000 miles. Now the pucker factor... with the stock doohickey (I HOPE!!!!!!!!!!!)
Jason Marshburn,
KD5TVF
Cedar Hill, TX
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Jason Marshburn
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20,000 mile klr
Let it be known to all that this morning, amid a showering courtesy of Dallas Baptist University's high power lawn sprinklers, my beloved 2000 KLR650 turned 20,000 miles.
This, with a stock doohickey ( I HOPE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
Jason Marshburn,
KD5TVF
Cedar Hill, TX
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Keith Saltzer
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20,000 mile klr
Better keep going Jason, I'm right behind you with just shy of 18,000
on my A8. I've put 8,000 miles on this sweet machine in just 4
months, and I haven't taken any trips on it either. But I am leaving
for Disney Land in So. Ca in 2 months.
MrMoose
A8 (Barbie and Ken special)
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dunlop 606 dot rated and does it have to be?
On Wed, 30 Jul 2003, Mike wrote:
Nobody (LEO or otherwise) has ever commented on my non-DOT tire choices. Not even AMA tech inspectors at dual-sport events. Dangerous tires don't raise an eyebrow, but loud pipes that save lives certainly will. Maybe the two compensate for each other? RM>Is the Dunlop 606 tire DOT rated? What exactly does DOT rated mean? >Does a tire have to be DOT rated to be driven on Highways?
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