12000 km service questions

[Raamses@aol.com]

I though I'd let you guys know about this in case any newbies or friends of listers are searching for a good KLR: 2000 Kawasaki KLR 650, Only 700 miles. $4,100 negotiable, with no silly dealer fees! Completely stock condition except msr shifter, 12v outlet, trimmed-down hand levers, and black naugahide seat cover (not pictured). Dropped while off-roading (what KLR hasn't been?) but no damage except tiny scratch on rear plastic panel. Meticulously maintained and pampered. First service and valve adjustment just completed. You can see it here: http://www2.50megs.com/raamses/klrpage.htm Let me know if anyone is interested. I just put a couple of ads on some trader websites. Later, Raamses Roanoke, Virginia

[Mark McCoy]

Posting for a good friend: 2000 Kaw KLR 650 mint, never dropped, used as street bike, heated handles, front braided stainless brake line, optional taller Kaw windshield, 12k miles, $3450 or best offer. (937) 898-8796 evening, (937)313-6809 daytime. mullinsdayton@... Bike is located in Dayton, OH Please reply directly to the owner! Mark McCoy [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[jarvi99169]

time to move on to something different. have a 2000 klr 650 with 2200 miles. stock bike, only mod the pilot screw. service is current, valves done at 1000 miles. asking $3800 firm on price jack jarvis eastern arizona contact at kb7zzy@... 928-333-2891

[foto1]

OK I'll try one more time. Basically ONE DAY SALE. 2000 KLR 650, 13000 miles, lowering kit,SS front brake line,jet kit,K&N,shim kit,tank bag, new unmounted front tire, service manuals, Pelican type top case. Never off road. I will be trading this one in at the dealer on sat. the 19th of july unless one of you wants a great deal. The dealer has told me he will give me a max of 2500.00 so first $2500.00 gets it. Note,this my 3rd attempt at posting this so last try.Bike is in San Jose Ca. Frank foto@... Cell- 408 591 1692

[Hans Koenig]

[ fcp://@...,%235000043/MailBox/DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com ]New Link "foto1" writes:

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Don't forget that the value of the trade-in item reduces the total sales tax due, e.g. here in Minnesota with state's 6.5% sales tax you would save $162.50 by trading in your old bike to the dealer. The trade-in price is subtracted from the new bike price and you pay sales tax only on the lower total. It's very generous of you to offer to give that away to someone on the list. Hans in Minneapolis

[jjonz47]

Howdy listers, Another friend (the 3rd in the last year - what am i doing wrong) is selling his KLR. The info is below: FOR SALE: 2000 KLR650 with 7300 miles. Second owner, has Kawasaki tall windshield, soft bags, expandable tank bag and expandable trunk bag; Happy Trails saddle bag supports, hi-way pegs and radiator guards; Moose plate; braided front brake line; rear master cylinder protector; Acerbis "bark busters" (grip protectors) and front disk/fork protector. New tires; no crashes but the requisite brush scratches (but hey, it's a KLR!) $3,600 Don Crager Palm Desert, CA doncrager@... 760-902-5566 (cell phone, but please no calls after 8PM PDT)

[Darryll]

Hi guys i've decided to sell my 650 . It's been babbied all its life ..it only has 2600 miles on it first $3500 gets it.. email me at kawasaki@..... or call at 409-883-9782 .. I'm located about 90 miles east of houston on the texas state line.

[Ronald Criswell]

You are so right about gasoline. I grew up using it to clean parts and still do in a pinch .......... but I know of a kid who's Mom works with my wife that was horribly disfigured by gasoline igniting. His Step Grampa who was drunk and cleaning parts and smoking I think (go figure). The Grampa no longer drinks and the kid ....... has an artificial ear that is velcrowed onto his head. Careful with that stuff. Criswell

On Oct 14, 2006, at 6:30 PM, Norm Keller wrote: > IMO the reason given for not using gasoline (petrol) to wash an air > filter element is that the gasoline is both flammable and > poisonous. We used to routinely use gasoline for this purpose so if > nothing better is available...... > > I suggest that you avoid skin contact and breathing the vapours as > much as is possible. As for the flammable part, Mom gave some good > advice when she said, "Son, don't make a fuel of yourself!" > > HIH > > Enjoy your third world experience. We lived in the South Pacific > and found it to be a fantastic, life changing and expanding > experience. > > When you get back and talk to people, enjoy how they like to tell > you how things are where you were. This despite that they have > never left their own country....(LOL) Just because you lived there, > you can't possibly know how it really is there. > > Norm > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]