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  1. #1621
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    Quote Originally Posted by Morcs View Post
    Im selling my KLR guys, found a sports bike that ive wanted for agges in perfect nic, so sadly its gonna go.

    However,

    I have for sale some spares that i was accumulating prior to my 12000km service, amongst other things.

    NEW Eaglemike DOO kit $100
    Front Pads - OEM Nissan HH sintered (brand new) $70 ($80+ from dealer)
    K&N Oil filter and NGK Iridium plug NEW $20
    Dririder Summit Pro jacket Small (brand new condition, mac daddy jacket) $250 (rrp $399)
    FFM matrix adventure helmet with clear and smoked visor (1 month old, mint) $150 (rrp $250)

    Anyone interested in the KLR, lemme know. 2009, hasnt burned a drop of oil, 11,000kms, ZG screen, givi crash bars, top box, good tyres, headlight protector, heated grips, stomp grip. Looking for $9k.
    Keen for the the DOO kit- have you still got it????

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    Quote Originally Posted by 888 View Post
    Keen for the the DOO kit- have you still got it????
    Doo kit sold last year, within 2 days of listing it too.
    Quote Originally Posted by NinjaNanna View Post
    Wasn't me officer, honest, it was that morcs guy.
    Quote Originally Posted by Littleman View Post
    Yeah I do recall, but dismissed it as being you when I saw both wheels on the ground.
    Quote Originally Posted by R6_kid View Post
    lulz, ever ridden a TL1000R? More to the point, ever ridden with teh Morcs? Didn't fink so.

  3. #1623
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    hello, hello anyone here?

    Ok maybe an update to keep the thread alive. Too much DR stuff on KB.

    Blew my rear shocky again so have odered a Ricor one which is due soonish. Ordered the heaviest sprung one as my weight was just under the low limit of the heavy spring specs and i am sick of bottoming out the standard one. Just realised yesterday that mine has raising links so that will make the spring even harder i think so time will tell. Will update when its fitted. Weirdly the Ricor shock has no damping adjustment, odd but then I run with as little damping as possible anyway. Hopeefully the rear will be really good, but will make the front seem way worse than it already is so maybe a USD fork ugrade next year if the Benelli doesn't take up all my shedtime funds.

    The WR muffler has certainly made a difference to the smoothness of the bike for some reason, and it doesn't backfire anymore on decell. Dunno if it has got anymore hp, can't tell, don't care.

    Who elses KLRs turn the front wheel opposite to the disc side under hard braking? Mine does it quite badly now.


    That should be enough for now.

    Bored tonight.
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    was reading Wilddog (SA adv site) and came across this picture, I seem to remember an exact same bike in an exact same situation - have we found the only weakness of the mighty KLR? Seems it may not be rider error but an air intake that may be too low??

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  5. #1625
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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodman View Post
    hello, hello anyone here?

    Ok maybe an update to keep the thread alive. Too much DR stuff on KB.


    The WR muffler has certainly made a difference to the smoothness of the bike for some reason, and it doesn't backfire anymore on decell. Dunno if it has got anymore hp, can't tell, don't care.

    Who elses KLRs turn the front wheel opposite to the disc side under hard braking? Mine does it quite badly now.


    That should be enough for now.

    Bored tonight.
    What model WR muffler? Much hacking to make it fit?

    My 2008 doesn't have the fork twist problem but gen IIs have 48mm diameter fork toobs. Do you have a fork brace? All the bolts tight?

    Agree that theres waaaay to much DR stuff. Even the mountain bike thread gets more attention than this one.
    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
    those cheap ass bitches can do anything with ductape.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pete376403 View Post
    My 2008 doesn't have the fork twist problem but gen IIs have 48mm diameter fork toobs.
    But the sliders have probably shrunk in the wash to about 41mm, 3mm bigger than the gen I's

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    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    But the sliders have probably shrunk in the wash to about 41mm, 3mm bigger than the gen I's
    Have you syill got that front end hanging from the rafters in the emporium?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodman View Post
    Have you syill got that front end hanging from the rafters in the emporium?
    Yep. 46mm USD

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    Just a reminder i still have bits & pieces of KlR in boxes including header pipe - no wheels, frames, shocks etc - wait I may have a manky rear.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Padmei View Post
    Wait I may have a manky rear.
    Faaaaarrrrrrrrr too much information...


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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodman View Post
    hello, hello anyone here?

    Ok maybe an update to keep the thread alive. Too much DR stuff on KB.

    Blew my rear shocky again so have odered a Ricor one which is due soonish. Ordered the heaviest sprung one as my weight was just under the low limit of the heavy spring specs and i am sick of bottoming out the standard one. Just realised yesterday that mine has raising links so that will make the spring even harder i think so time will tell. Will update when its fitted. Weirdly the Ricor shock has no damping adjustment, odd but then I run with as little damping as possible anyway. Hopeefully the rear will be really good, but will make the front seem way worse than it already is so maybe a USD fork ugrade next year

    Who elses KLRs turn the front wheel opposite to the disc side under hard braking? Mine does it quite badly now.


    Bored tonight.
    Too Much DR stuff? is that because the owners are always working on them, rather than riding them...

    Haven't noticed the turning in prob under hard braking on mine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodman View Post
    Who elses KLRs turn the front wheel opposite to the disc side under hard braking? Mine does it quite badly now.
    Loose axle clamp?
    Does it keep turning or just turn a set amount through the bars?
    Notchy steering bearings?
    I know mine are far more noticeable with a passenger/more loading.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pete376403 View Post
    What model WR muffler? Much hacking to make it fit?
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    450 I think, it is quite long so goes up on an angle which looks quite cool IMHO. Had to make a sort of "s" shaped join by cutting and welding for the mid pipe

    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    Loose axle clamp?

    Does it keep turning or just turn a set amount through the bars?
    Notchy steering bearings?
    I know mine are far more noticeable with a passenger/more loading.
    Doesn't have axle clamps, bearings are not notchy but have never seen daylight since I have owned it so maybe need a looksee. Just turns a set amount, actually counter steers so is quite handy depending on which way the corner is going
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    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    But the sliders have probably shrunk in the wash to about 41mm, 3mm bigger than the gen I's
    Errrr yeah, been reading too much about Yamaha USDs.
    While on that topic, are USD Showas any worse / better than the Yamaha forks? They (Showas) don't seem to figure much in the fork swap articles.
    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
    those cheap ass bitches can do anything with ductape.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pete376403 View Post
    Errrr yeah, been reading too much about Yamaha USDs.
    While on that topic, are USD Showas any worse / better than the Yamaha forks? They (Showas) don't seem to figure much in the fork swap articles.
    The Showas led the technology, the Kayabas followed. That said, don't think there is major differences. I've got 48mm KYBs on Gus.
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