DSN_KLR650
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G. Meyer
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by G. Meyer » Sat Jun 10, 2000 1:18 pm
Last weekend I traveled to Roseburg Oregon to pick up a stock 99 KLR 650 with 251 miles on it for $3900. In the beginning of riding season it's a reasonable deal. Basically a new bike minus the 1st year deprecation. Personally I prefer a stock bike unless someone reputable has done the work and understands that the carb need to be re-jetted to keep up with the increased airflow etc. Other things to consider are: have the valves been adjusted/1st service etc.? Do they have the original parts? After reading some of the post on this list for Y2K bikes in CA going for $5500+ out the door new it might be worth it. However it sounds a bit high for the Northwest/Mountain states. I feel having a bike now is worth a few $$ vs. waiting a few months to get a better deal latter in the season. Really good deals can be found occasionally. I'd recommend finding other bikes in your area to compare and weigh the differences. Try
http://www.traderonline.com/ [url=
http://www.Adquest.com ]
http://www.Adquest.com [/url] &
www.classifieds2000.com I found my bike by going to excite.com / us newspapers / state/ and searching classified city by city. It worked for me. Glen Meyer, A-13 "Burnout

Buster

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