klr650 side racks and dry bags

[Chalz Milliken]

hey everyone, I'm pulling my hair out over my fork seals. I have replaced them three times and one side just sprung a leak the other day. I have used stock seals and bought aftermarket seals, but they keep leaking. It always takes about 4 months of riding and one side goes before the other with no order. The tubes look great. No scrapes or warps. I change the oil every time and it usually looks fairly clean. I do ride really rough and bottom out just about every ride. I'm wondering if anyone else has this problem. I can't stand replacing the seals so often. I'm sure they look fine and don't want to take it all apart. I wonder if I just fill it up with oil agian and see if it will stay in. I wonder if the oil is only coming out when I bottom out and I'm mistaking this for a leaky seal? Hmmn... ~chalz ===== "I honor my personality flaws for without them I would have no personality at all." __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Games - play chess, backgammon, pool and more http://games.yahoo.com/

[chris_lawson80112]

For sale: Happy Trail side racks for KLR650 with mounting hardware and Ortlieb Dry Bags. The whole setup was used once for the Moab gathering. The side racks: http://www.happy-trail.com/original_racks.htm Other than a few light scratches, the racks are like new. The bags (you'll have to navigate to the third page from "PACKING IT IN" and "Tank Panniers and Saddlebags.") http://www.aerostich.com/riderwearhouse.store One bag shows slight marring on a foam pad that would normally contact the bike's side panel. New, racks are $184.00 plus shipping and the bags are $167.00 plus shipping (or $351.00 plus shipping). My price: $300.00 for the bags and the side racks including the shipping. Separately, $150.00 for the bags and $150.00 for the racks. Respond to: lawsoncl@a... 303-721-1271 Chris Lawson