[dsn_klr650] corbin seat - a no show - now dual star serv

[k650dsn@aol.com]

In a message dated Wed, 21 Jun 2000 12:53:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, "Rev. Chuck" writes: >>

[Don Davis]

>I would never consider inflicting damage on someone elses personal property.

What really matters is that I am free to ride.

> >Anyway, thanks for the enlightening words, Rev. > >Gino >

In that case Gino, you could do the guy a favor and subscribe him to this list. Before long you would have a new KLR riding 'buddy', a new MC parking area and perhaps a two week company holiday for MOAB! Don

[InWoods13@aol.com]

In a message dated 6/20/00 9:36:11 AM Eastern Daylight Time, les123@... writes: I've been getting similar service from Dual Star. Maybe M/C accessory

> vendors aren't too concerned about delivering their products in a

timely

> manner.

My experience with Dual Star has been positive. Received my center stand on time and it works well. I recall an older thread about breaking/losing springs. I put a few loose tie-wraps through mine to prevent loss and to retain the pieces if it broke, so's I'd know what happened. Have to keep an eye on the wraps - easily cut by rocks (I know from national forest ORV trail in the Blue Ridge - fun). I ordered one of the handlebar clip on thermometers from DS -received the compass instead. They promptly responded to my email, sent the thermo, and let me keep the compass as well, gratis. Dave Leslie >> All positive here from dualstar as well. Ordered tires, links and such. Both orders arrived on time & complete (with some extra stickers...big points there). Jeff's a real personable guy & makes calling them with orders/questions not a chore. The impression I got was that he's relatively new there & making genuine effort to learn much as he can of the product. Scott A14 "thunderdog" Sorrento