bike always starts but won't always go.

[Chromatech1]

For the record, my post was certainly not blasphemy as I would never do anything to insult the best friend that I have in the this world and the next.

>>Oh I get it, you just felt it necessary to inject your deity and religion on a motorcycle forum to humorously promote the worship of a KLR as an idol. HA ha. >>Things to remember: Blasphemy is a victimless crime.

The invisible and nonexistent look very much the same. Thanks, JohnE __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[David Critchley]

Could some one please explain to me why this obvious piece of humour is starting to look like somebody wee-wee'd in the communal porridge? Go to a neutral corner and come out laughing. DC Chromatech1 wrote:

> For the record, my post was certainly not blasphemy as I would never > do anything to insult the best friend that I have in the this world > and the next. > > >>Oh I get it, you just felt it necessary to inject your deity and > religion on a motorcycle forum to humorously promote the worship of a > KLR as an idol. HA ha. > > >>Things to remember: Blasphemy is a victimless crime. > The invisible and nonexistent look very much the same. > > Thanks, > JohnE > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com http://mail.yahoo.com> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > >

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[thomaz900cc]

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Chromatech1 wrote:

> > Stop kicking sand in the sandbox: The KLR chaplain thinks that

these

> are Kinda harsh words for someone hiding behind a moniker. > > >>Never hiding here. My E-mail handle has been the same for 5 years

and my profile is completely true and open for all to view. Where is yours?

> > Bob was writing a lyrical prose, not theology. > > >>You call it lyrical prose, I call it theological babble. > > just curious, how much/how > many of the things in your home were made in child-labor sweat

shops

> of Japan/China/ Mexico/Pakistan/ India/adnaseum? > > >>That was my point...I was commenting on the worship of foreign

made products (false idols). But, since you've asked, not much comparatively since I conscientiously buy American whenever possible.

> > revmaaatin. yes, that's my title-name and mjearl is a real person. > > >>Chromatech1 is the name of my 10 year old business. I am

Chromatech.

> > In reason, > JohnE > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >

Please read the words above and ponder them carefully. This is the time of year to rejoice and give thanks for ALL that you have, for every "THING" that you have is still just a thing. Remember this: You will be remembered well, if you treat everyone well. Merry Christmas. Tom, Central IL.

[Chromatech1]

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[Jud Jones]

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Saline wrote:

> > I suppose a guy would have to pull the float bowl to take a look. I > haven't had to get inside my KLR carb yet but I think it's relatively > easy. If I was gonna take a look I think I'd loosen the choke lever at > the bars for extra slack by pulling the small bolt holding it in place. > Then loosen the clamps on the carb so I could gently rotate it without > breaking the choke plunger parts on the left side of the carb. That > would probably give me access to I think it's four screws/bolts holding > the float bowl in place. I'd remove them and gently remove the float > bowl without banging it against the float. Once the float bowl was in > hand I could examine the contents and then also take a good look with a > light at the jets in the carb. I might even spray a bit of carb cleaner > through the jets but I'd be careful so I didn't cause more issues. > Reassembly should be pretty much the reserve of taking it apart. >

That's about what I would do too, except that at the first sign that the Phillips heads in the float bowl screws wanted to strip out, I would remove the carb and perform the whole operation on the bench, and then replace the screws with little tiny Allen heads.