"93 klx650r for sale....klx 650 in 14th overall in dakar nklr

[zircam@yahoo.com]

Luke - "I am your father" sorry I couldn't resist. There is some good info at http://race-tech.com This is the company that makes the cartridge emulators and they tune suspension for the pro MX riders. There is also a phone number somewhere on the page. Ask for Tech Support and you can talk to a real person. I talked to a guy there and he mentioned that they make a cartridge emulator for up to a '99 KLR but haven't tested on a '00 or newer. Good luck. Robb

--- In DSN_klr650@egroups.com, "Luke Reimer" wrote: > I have seen alot of references to cartidge forks lately and have found no references on the Net or in the List archives that explain what is the difference between catridge forks and, as > > the KLR manaul descibes them, 'air-adjustable forks' ..... lots of info on preload, spring rates, oil level, etc. but nothing on the differant 'types' of forks ... > > A couple ?'s if you all might 'humor' me for a minute .... > > 1. Whats the differance between cartidge forks and the KLR forks? I know that most MX and Enduro bikes have cartridge, so they MUST be better, right? > > 2. Cartidge emulator ... how do they work in general, in a KLR shock, and do they work? > > 3. I have heard the DRZ400S does NOT have cartridge forks like the DRZ400 and 400E .... true or false? > > I found some great info on the Progressive suspension site about their progressive rate fork springs, and have seen many positive posts about them ... I assume that they > make the fork much better than stock, but will it be anywhere near as good as a MX fork with these springs? > > Any links to info on the net about this would be great. > > Luke

[Dan Paulsen]

"93 KLX650R for sale, BD d/s kit, IMS 3.6 gal tank, gold valves and EBC springs in forks and shock, Thumper exhaust, Renthal bars, sprockets/chain new in March, new tars, Moose plate..other upgrades $2750/OBO Dan P. 253.847.8069 Graham WA

--- In DSN_klr650@egroups.com, "Ed Boyd" wrote: > Hey gang, > One of the KLXisters noticed a KLX650 in the production class of the > Paris-Dakar. Currently running 14th overall, 2n in class. > 650KLX KAWASAKI PRODUCTION DE 251 A 400 CM3