re. klr manual is a piece of junk

[jay.hummer@home.com]

Attention tall guys - I'm 6'6" (36" sleeve length) not fat, and need a jersey. Could anyone tell me who makes the longest-sleeved xtra-large jersey? I have no decent cycle shops nearby, so I'm faced with mail-ordering all of them (one Moose, one Thor, one Acerbis . . .) and returning them. I'd rather avoid that, if possible. Thanks, Jay in PA A15

[Tengai650]

At 6:18 PM +0000 8/17/01, jay.hummer@... wrote:

>Attention tall guys - > >I'm 6'6" (36" sleeve length) not fat, and need a jersey. Could anyone >tell me who makes the longest-sleeved xtra-large jersey? I have no >decent cycle shops nearby, so I'm faced with mail-ordering all of >them (one Moose, one Thor, one Acerbis . . .) and returning them. I'd >rather avoid that, if possible.

Come over to my house & try on my Thor Core jerseys. By the way, I'm playing hookie today. Williamson Honda has a decent selection of jerseys in stock that you could try on. Mark B2 A2 A3

[patod02703@yahoo.com]

Hey, if anyone wants to sell their no good manual, and/or the supplement, this newbie willtake it off their hands for say 50% of what Kawasaki want, which is $37 and $20 Any takers?--- In DSN_klr650@y..., "Marc Illsley Clarke" wrote:

> Wow, I agree. I was out shopping for a BMW R100GS/PD and bought

the Clymer manual covering it. A real manual! I am spoiled now. The KLR600/650 manual from Kawasaki is just terrible. Fortunately, this list exists...

> > -- Marc, KLR650 A12, Loveland, Colorado, USA > > "Jonathan Sykes (SWUS)" wrote: > __________ > >"C. Martin" >The KLR manual is a piece of junk. I just removed my Carb from my

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> >KLR650 A11 and attempted to look up how the choke cable attached. > >Guess what NO INFORMATION. > > > >I agree. I don't have the service manual, but the one I have for

my old XR650L isn't that great either. Most of it says to refer to the generic service guide, or something.

> > > >It really amazes me that neither Clymer nor Haynes have produced a

manual for the KLR. I mean, it's only been out for about 15 years, shows no sign of going away and is available in many countries. Maybe this group can make our own?

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