200 oil filters

[blackhawkdmb]

60$ to mount each tire. Does this sound reasonable? I am not sure about the amont of labor time for the entire job. If based on 60/per hour rate for labor, does this job come close to taking 2 hours? I just need a better guestimate than I can come up with. Thanks in advance.

[Tengai Mark Van Horn]

At 1:41 AM +0000 2/7/04, blackhawkdmb wrote:

>60$ to mount each tire. Does this sound reasonable? I am not sure >about the amont of labor time for the entire job. If based on >60/per hour rate for labor, does this job come close to taking 2 >hours? I just need a better guestimate than I can come up with. >Thanks in advance.

That's highway robbery. Most shops (at least the ones in my area) do it for $20 a tire, less if you bring in the wheels off the bike or if you buy the tires from them. Learn to do it yourself and celebrate with the money you saved by buying a case of expensive beer. Mark http://www.reelrider.com

[kcuf_oohay_666]

there is a case of 200 KLr650 oil filters for sale on E-bay 2458689907 with shipping it comes out to .40 each. you huys can change alot of oil with all those the person selling has alot of neg feedback????

[kcuf_oohay_666]

--- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, Tengai Mark Van Horn wrote:

> At 1:41 AM +0000 2/7/04, blackhawkdmb wrote: > >60$ to mount each tire. Does this sound reasonable? I am not sure > >about the amont of labor time for the entire job. If based on > >60/per hour rate for labor, does this job come close to taking 2 > >hours? I just need a better guestimate than I can come up with. > >Thanks in advance. > > That's highway robbery. Most shops (at least the ones in my area)

do

> it for $20 a tire, less if you bring in the wheels off the bike or

if

> you buy the tires from them. Learn to do it yourself and celebrate > with the money you saved by buying a case of expensive beer. > > Mark > http://www.reelrider.com

try a 160/70 17 tubeless on a cast wheel. the $20 dollars is well worth it. especially when you dont put an arrow on the rim in the direction of travel and have to redo it. around here $20-$40 per tire. dealers are the higher price. some stores will change it for free if you buy the tire there

[Judson D. Jones]

--- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "blackhawkdmb" wrote:

> 60$ to mount each tire. Does this sound reasonable? I am not sure > about the amont of labor time for the entire job. If based on > 60/per hour rate for labor, does this job come close to taking 2 > hours? I just need a better guestimate than I can come up with. > Thanks in advance.

Sounds like a hose job. If you bring the wheel in, you'd pay $15-30 around here, $20-25 the norm. If you just bring the bike in, then whatever the traffic will bear. How much money do you have? How much time? How much pride?

[Mike Torst]

Cycle Gear offers free mounting of the tires they sell, and $5 extra to balance. Seems pretty fair, even if they want the wheel assembly taken of the bike by the bike owner - gee, it is so hard harhar Mike Torst Las Vegas

> -----Original Message----- > From: kcuf_oohay_666 [mailto:THESQUASHER@...] > Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 6:53 PM > To: DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [DSN_klr650] Re: 60$ per tire? > > --- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, Tengai Mark Van Horn > wrote: > > At 1:41 AM +0000 2/7/04, blackhawkdmb wrote: > > >60$ to mount each tire. Does this sound reasonable? I am not sure > > >about the amont of labor time for the entire job. If based on > > >60/per hour rate for labor, does this job come close to taking 2 > > >hours? I just need a better guestimate than I can come up with. > > >Thanks in advance. > > > > That's highway robbery. Most shops (at least the ones in my area) > do > > it for $20 a tire, less if you bring in the wheels off the bike or > if > > you buy the tires from them. Learn to do it yourself and celebrate > > with the money you saved by buying a case of expensive beer. > > > > Mark > > http://www.reelrider.com > > > try a 160/70 17 tubeless on a cast wheel. the $20 dollars is well > worth it. especially when you dont put an arrow on the rim in the > direction of travel and have to redo it. > > around here $20-$40 per tire. dealers are the higher price. some > stores will change it for free if you buy the tire there > > > > List sponsored by Dual Sport News at www.dualsportnews.com. List FAQ > courtesy of Chris Krok at: www.bigcee.com/klr650faq.html > Unsubscribe by sending a blank message to: > DSN_klr650-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com . > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >