headlight plug???

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Skypilot
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fred settled my sprocket sizing woes

Post by Skypilot » Tue May 28, 2013 2:28 pm

What to do what to do. I want to gear the bike down for the upcoming Roaming Rally but plan to retire it to a life of commuting and travel at the end of this summer. The dirt part will be handled with a more dirt happy bike after this fall. Someone had mentioned they just swap front sprocket to change gearing and after some carefull questions Fred has settled all of my concerns. I ordered a one tooth smaller front and a one tooth larger front with a stock rear and a new chain. Smaller will crank up the rock climing mud stomping ability while the flip to the larger front wont require a new longer chain to be put on. I get the best of both worlds. Yay me! Thank you Fred! Still trying to sort out the rear suspension. The new fork springs are in the forks although I havent dumped the oil in yet. New tires are standing by and there will be new tubes to accompany them by the end of today. I leave June 13th for the Roaming Rally in Canada and want the bike done by the end of this weekend if I can get it there. at least that gives me some fall back time. More important I still really need to look it over carefeully before I go

dooden
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headlight plug???

Post by dooden » Tue May 28, 2013 10:03 pm

Try a mini zip tie to secure it ? Also check your wire routing, maybe something tugging it out ? Good luck Dooden A15 Green Ape
--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Ron Criswell wrote: > > > > Sent from my iPad > > Folks my plug that controls turn signals, head light and tail light, horn etc. under the speedo / tach dash where a bunch of plugs are....it keeps coming unplugged after a few miles??? It is a '99 model. I keep snapping it back but it comes unplugged again. > > Criswell >

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