nbi upholstry, ims tank

[kris@plaskey.com]

Has anyone seen a golf bag mount for a KLR 650? I am figuring it would be tail mounted and could hold my bag. If I have to fab one this weekend, so be it, but I would rather pick one up that is well made. Thanks

[Todd Larson]

Another lister mentioned a gentlemen out of Oregon who makes very interesting racks for carrying bikes on motorcycles. If you follow this link: http://bikeaddict.com/products/motorcycle-bike-racks.html Scroll to the bottom and there is a link to "Cycle-By-Cycle Carriers", when you scroll to the bottom of this new page, you'll see a KLR with a golf bag attached. Looks pretty sweet. Todd A17 --- kris@... wrote:

> Has anyone seen a golf bag mount for a KLR 650? I > am figuring it would be > tail mounted and could hold my bag. If I have to > fab one this weekend, so > be it, but I would rather pick one up that is well > made. > > Thanks

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[Eric Lee Green]

Robert Drake wrote:

>Is there an aftermarket cap that can be lockable? I sent an email to >Dual Star and their cap is not locking. >With the extra capacity, I'd like to secure the liquid gold inside. >I'd quickly jump on the 7 gal tank if I could get a locking cap. >

I really wouldn't recommend jumping on the 7 gallon tank unless you have a legitimate need for it (such as, your OEM tank has gotten so banged-up or rusty as to be unusable, or you're going on an adventure tour where there's over 250 miles between places where gasoline is available). It does not fit as well as the OEM tank, and KLR-specific tank bags in general won't work with it (and KLR-specific tank bags tend to be the ones that fit best and most securely). And of course a magnetic tank bag won't work at all . And of course there is the locking gas cap issue. As farkle goes, this gas tank would be far, far down on my list. BTW, my tank will legitimately hold 7 gallons. I ran my bike down to reserve, and when I put gas in a couple of miles down the road, I put 6.5 gallons into it! -E