Aloha KORG,
The steel fairing frame in front of/below the instrument cluster
is bent, does anyone know if it is able to be re-shaped without braking
it? It's been that way ever since I bought it and I'm really getting
sick and tired of seeing it off-center. Any thoughts/suggestions?
Also, just wanted to tell you all how much of a BLAST my friend
and I had the other day riding the Poamoho trails. Scot, if you're
there, great directions man, we went way up to the trail head just
beyond the hunter's check in station (safe zone)! Lot's of mud and
rock beds, KLRs ate them up!!! Going back again very soon, maybe over
the Christmas break when my buddy is out of school. Came out covered in
Red Dirt and then blasted back to town on H-1, we got some of the
weirdest looks but it was great. Laterz,
Eric
A 8
GL 1200(in progress)
newmember/portland,oregon
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newmember/portland,oregon
If you're looking for an aluminum case, you might want to look at the ones
that Harbor Freight has for sale. I was thinking about using one as a
topcase before I got a hand-me-down Givi E45 and the al case was only $29 or
something... Being on the West Coast, I think that you should be able to
find one of their retail outlets so's you can personally inspect it. Try
searching for "aluminum case" at http://www.harborfreight.com and you should
get three hits for cases, a 17-3/4'' x 12-3/4'' x 5-3/4'' case, 18'' x
12-3/4'' x 6'' case and a 17-3/4'' x 12-3/4'' x 5-5/8'' case. They range
btwn $19-29.
Good Luck and Ride Safe.
Zack
SE DC
1991 KLR650 "Buster"
1986 Concours
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I thought about getting a thin (3 inch) aluminum (locking) briefcase
and bolting it to the tail rack. A new one cost $150.00 so I'm
looking for a used one at garage sales and flea markets (might try
pawn shops next). The 3 inch case is big enough to carry tools, spare
inner tube, oil, and other repair type things. The bigger/taller
cases would get in the way when I swing my leg over the seat to get
on the bike.
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