[dsn_klr650] sprockets

[Kevin Green]

Hello KORG, I have a 3 month old Kawasaki tank bag, and the infamous "map cover plastic rip" has occured. How have others fixed this? Just sewing the plastic and nylon back together seems like a temporary fix at best. Is the permanent fix to let this tankbag R.I.P. and purchase a Wolfman? Thanks, Kevin Green

[BCSavWill@cs.com]

Hi, I think 1 front 3 rear is closer. I run 14/45. I think its ideal for me on trails and loose roads. makes second gear slightly higher than stack first. Try running the nunbers through something like gear calc. Regards, Brian A14 PS Lent my A14 to an experienced dirt racer/ trail rider. Comments. Soft front end tends to wash out (stock front end until I get new springs and a fork clamp). Stacks of power. Heavy. Well he rides a KTM 250 dirt bike. Bottom line here was just new springs and it will be a great bike! He did rip the KLR round the track. It was great seeing it flash past MX'rs, with headlight shining and a huge roost.