wanna trade your klr?

[benoy25]

Hey everyone, I'm glad to join such a massive group so devoted to the kawasaki KLR 650. I've been researching motorcycles for the past 3 years and never really got the chance to buy one. I am a college student and low on funds. Any way, I think I've finally made a decision and the KLR seems to suit my adventuristic as well as civilized needs. No offense to anyone out there. Are there any stories anyone would like to share about their first KLR buying and riding experiences? I'm also a little stumped as to how I should go about buying a KLR, I have never bought a vehicle in my life. I prefer to buy from a private owner rather than a dealer. When I actually do go out an approach an owner, what documents should be transferred? Is there anything I shold do with the DMV or inspection agencies? I have no clue. I'm also interested in any KLR sales going on in the NYC and Long Island, NY area. If anyone is selling in these regions, please let me know. Thanks all, I hope to get to know you all a little better. Benoy

[Rodney Copeland]

Damit! I looked for a nice used KLR for two years and I didn't even have a deer struck vehicle to trade! Good luck,,,, I had to buy new. Rod --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Lewis" wrote:

> > After months of convincing my boss has decided that he wants a

KLR. This

> would be his first bike. First he has to sell his Toyota Echo so

just in

> case someone was selling thier KLR to buy a (shudder) car, I

thought I would

> post here. It is a 2001 Toyota Echo, 74k miles, dented hood from a

deer

> strike, runs great, AC, etc., mid 40's mpg. East of the

Mississippi would

> be best. Contact me if anyone is interested. > > If/When he sells the car, he will be looking for a KLR 650 that is

great

> mechanically but appearance is not important. A lot of the popular > accessories would be great. > > Bill Lewis ABC #2961 MOA #71656 TVR > MSF RiderCoach/Professor of Motorcycleology > Roanoke, Virginia > 1990 BMW R100RT > 2002 Kawasaki KLR > > > "For me, riding seemed incredibly complex. It was like patting

yourself on

> the head with your right hand and rubbing your stomach with the

left while

> you danced an Irish jig." > A new student just learning to ride >