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[Alberto Sandoval]

Hi: After reading for a while through the archives I found out that a KLR rear rim can be laced to the front hub!! I'm about to do the conversion but an important detail is missing, How long the spokes need to be?? I'm new to this group so, forgive my newbienessless or whatever!!! --------------------------------- Access over 1 million songs - Yahoo! Music Unlimited. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[Alan L Henderson]

Alberto Sandoval wrote:

> Hi: After reading for a while through the archives I found out that a > KLR rear rim can be laced to the front hub!! I'm about to do the > conversion but an important detail is missing, How long the spokes > need to be?? I'm new to this group so, forgive my newbienessless or > whatever!!! > >

http://www.geocities.com/spokeanwheel/ http://www.sheldonbrown.com/wheelbuild.html#spokes Look at these two sources. Lots of general info on wheel building. Alan Henderson A13 Iowa

[Alex Plewniak]

Hi Mike, Will do, The Ride-On home kit is sold in 3 bottles in the attempt to make it a "one size will fit all" few things worse than to be in the middle of a maintenance procedure to find that you don't have all the product or tools you need to complete the job... usually results in testing the integrity of the garage drywall and the particular tool in hand. Three bottles of product will pretty much cover most any bike out there for both tires. Accounting for minor spillage etc. you can get the job done. The KLR runs pretty narrow rubber so there should be enough left to put in your mountain bike. Hopefully your mountain bike tubes have shrader valves, because the presta valve doesn't allow you to remove the valve core to install the product. Hope this helps. R/ Alex Plewniak www.lastingplanet.com service@... powersports@... 619-572-7092 Mike Sturgill wrote: Hi Alex, Thank you for this info. Yes, please do send me the information about the EZ-Flow crossover. I have an additional question about the Ride-On. I have tubeless mountain bike tires and was wondering if it would work in those as well? And as a follow on to the KLR tire discussion. I see that the kit contains 3 bottles of Ride-On. I'm assuming that it would take one bottle for each tire and leave me a spare bottle. Is that correct? If so, would the remaining bottle have sufficient volume to fill 2 mountain bike tires? Thanks again! -Mike Alex Plewniak wrote: Hi Mike, Thank you for your interest. 1. The EZ-Flow is a fuel crossover that can be made from braided stainless or the heavy gauge rubber fuel line that we are all accostomed to. The end fittings are chromed or nickel brass or plastic if mating to a plastic desert tank and readily modified to most any application. I will send you some more information on EZ-Flow off-list but I have to get back to my other machine to do that. 2. Ride-On works in both tubed tires and tubeless tires, and has been tested in a number of applications.... Baja 500, Baja 1000, the KLR650.com sidecar run from Rosalia, WA, to Inuvik, Canada via the Dempster highway(not only no failures,but never even had to adjust air pressures) Successful testing by Alaska Riders Tours (www.akrider.com) to include intentional nail punctures to measure sealing capability etc. just to name a few. Ultimately it is more effective in a tubless application because there is greater surface area coverage and a tubeless tire casing is less prone to tearing... but it definitely works in tubed tires as well, remembering that tubes do tear and puncturing items can be deflected and hit the tube in areas where the product may not provide coverage. 3. Yes, because you have asked the question.... We will offer free shipping to those who respond and purchase as a result of this email. Because you are out of state and won't have to pay CA sales tax that is already out of the equation. The offer does however have a time limit.... Orders must be placed by COB Monday, Dec 11, 2006. which coincides with the closing date of the Long Beach IMS. Thank you again for your interest! Too bad you can't make the show, Long Beach is a good event, and it would be nice to meet some listers in person. R/ Alex Plewniak www.lastingplanet.com service@... powersports@... 619-572-7092 Mike Sturgill wrote: Hi Alex, Thanks for the heads up and the offer! I'm in Phoenix and won't be at the show, but I would like some additional info on a couple things. 1) Where can I read about the fuel xover kit for the KLR? 2) Does Ride-On for motorcycles work in tubed tires? 3) Are you offering any deals for online purchases of your products resulting from this email? Thanks in advance. -Mike lastingplanet wrote: For any interested listers that are thinking of attending the Long Beach International Motorycycle Show the weekend of Dec 8-10. We are offering product discounts at the show..... Print this message and bring it with you to the show and we will pay your taxes (8.25% discount) plus you won't be paying any shipping, for any products purchased from us at the show. If nothing else visit our booth #3317 to say hello. We are the largest Ride-On TPS(tire protection system)distributor in the West and will be offering Motorcycle/ATV and Commercial High Speed formulas at discounted show prices, as well as All-Kleer plastic polish/cleaner and the patented EZ-Flow custom fuel crossover kits, (a great way to get All the gas from your 6.1 gal tank) To learn more about Ride-On TPS see: www.lastingplanet.com and www.ride-on.com. For All-Kleer see: http://blacklabcorp.com/all-kleer.htm Team 151x members will be on hand, Chris Steward & Nancy Emde (www.trailbosstours.com), Charles Schnell (Southcoast Motorsports), Tom Painter (Baja Harley Tours) we'll be displaying our class winning race bike from this year's Baja 1000 and generally doing all the benchracing and yakking that you would expect at such an event. Stop by Booth #3317 in the Offroad - ATV Specialty Section to say Hi! R/ Alex Plewniak www.lastingplanet.com service@... powersports@... 619-572-7092 __._, --------------------------------- Cheap Talk? Check out Yahoo! Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call rates. --------------------------------- Check out the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]