oil filter/

[marcclarke@unforgettable.com]

The old KLR-650 list's archives appear to be permanently non- functional. I can no longer browse or search the old archives for discussion on the ideal tool kit and spares kit. Accordingly, would some kind soul please re-post Gino's excellent KLR-650 tool list (tool kit) to this list? Any other contributions on the tools to carry and spares to carry would be most welcome. I learned in spades this morning why one carries a valve core tool and some extra valve cores in one's on-the-motorcycle tool kit. Fortunately, I underwent this particular learning experience while topping off the air in my rear tire while sitting in my garage this morning so I did not have a long walk home. Now I am hyper- sensitive about having the right tools and spares with me. Murphy loves me. -- Marc, A12

[Linda Tanner]

This is what I have, but it may be waaaay old... KLR Toolkit 3/8" ratchet 3" extension needle nose pliers small robo-grip pliers (Sears) screw driver with interchangeable tips Box end wrenches (mm): 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 17 8" crescent wrench allen head sockets (mm): 5, 6, 3/16 (US) for Moose skid plate bolts Sockets (mm): 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 19 Spark plug socket (from oem toolkit) Spoke wrench ( from oem tool kit) Tube of Loctite JB weld Small roll of duct tape Misc. zip ties plastic and velcro Clutch lever and brake lever 4ft plastic tubing fuses tire patches tire patch glue valve stem tool CO2 Motopump 6 cartridges the folowing are carried in my back pack when riding Long re-curve tire irons bicycle pump LindaT. Springfield, VA, USA 99 R1100RT Mr. Buzzy 95 F3 Purple Haze (68K miles and counting) 00 KLR250 Tenzing http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Pit/4807/

--- In DSN_klr650@egroups.com, marcclarke@u... wrote: > The old KLR-650 list's archives appear to be permanently non- > functional. I can no longer browse or search the old archives for > discussion on the ideal tool kit and spares kit. Accordingly, would > some kind soul please re-post Gino's excellent KLR-650 tool list > (tool kit) to this list?

[rkaub@binghamton.edu]

> good, I'm looking forward to what you have to say about it......I'm >too lazy to go look, but did you happen to review the HiFlow filter? >(HiFlowFiltro, HF123)....a bunch of the shops have them around here, I think >it's made in England. >>>> >Eric:

I tried to get a Hi Flow from Fred when I was ordering some other stuff from him a while ago but he didn't have the one for the KLR in stock at the time. You don't see them around here so I haven't gone out of my way to get one to compare. Thanks. Bob Kaub