After reading this list for a better part of the a year and enduring the
frustration of Blowing My Wallet (BMW), I just went out and bought a new
2001 KLR.
I am moving from a BMW K1200RS to a KLR. I'm I crazy, or have other listers
made similar moves from big, complex, and expensive machines to the
relatively simple KLR? It is difficult to rationalize -- perhaps it is just
the "return to the basics" syndrome.
Regardless, the A15 looks very nice. The silver tank adds contrast to the
olive plastic (being a former Marine, the A14 color scheme is a bit heavy).
It is a $100 ($4,999 -- Bay Area price) more than the A14.
Thanks to "thesquasher" for setting me up with a great "no bullshit"
Kawasaki dealer. Thanks to Arne, Gino, and the gang for making this list a
considerable resource.
Funny, my new Aerostitch catalog just arrived...
-Mark
mengebretson@...
[dsn_klr650] digest number 326
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sold bmw -- bought a15
-- Mark:
Last fall I sold my 97 R1100RT and purchased my A13. You are not crazy,
you just came back to your senses.
Enjoy it, I do.
--
Robert Sakmar
Technology Engineer
Sun Microsystems
Phone: 913-317-3815
Email: robert.sakmar@...
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[dsn_klr650] digest number 326
In a message dated 7/9/00 6:45:15 AM Canada Central Standard Time,
DSN_klr650@egroups.com writes:
>
According to the DynaJet tech. engineer, their jets do not directly correlate
to either Kehin or Mikuni. Their designation numbers are for their purposes
only. To determine differences, one must actually measure the jet hole itself.
Jim Sherlock
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