Just wanted to extend a special thanks to all of you on the board. Over the last few months this community has been a wealth of info for me and I greatly appreciate it.

My flight takes of tomorrow morning for an extended stay in Thailand aboard a KLX 250 w/300 cylinder. Thanks to all of your input my suitcase now holds:

*Aftermarket Full exhaust (sadly a Big Gun before the reports of their horrid qulaity were widely known)
*Mikuni 33mm pumper bored to 34mm by Bill Blue + an assortment of jets
*Hot Start paraphenalia
*Proper shock spring
*Lowering links
*Cycra pro bend barkbusters
*Helmet, boots, gloves, chest protector, etc.
*A collection of Dirt Bagz saddlebags, Wolfman enduro bag and Carryall
* A collection of levers, cables, valves, gaskets, clutch plates, etc to keep me going along with the usual assortment of loctite, quicksteel, JB weld.

Sadly there is no room left in my suitcases to fit anything but a couple pairs of shorts and my diabetic supplies.

Yesterday a nice package arrived. Webcams 101 grind camshaft!!! Since there are no room in the suitcases they are stuffed into my carry on bags.







The above photo shows the stock cam laid on top of the new webcam grind (second lobe is where they meet). Though the shot is horrid you can see the extra lift and duration on the webcam grind. Looking forward to any help it can give the anemic KLX[8D].

Next stop getting the KLX sorted and thrashing the **** off it through the jungles of Northern Thailand and some Motarding on the Go-Kart tracks.

Once again thank you all for your input.

 

Good luck [8D]

 

Have fun, bro, but that doesn't let you off the hook! We expect a full ride report from Thailand once all mods are done [8D].

Have a safe trip.

 

So your taking your bike to thailand? I didnt understand that comepletely..... [&:] And your luggage is full of parts?

 

Sorry EMS if the post was unclear. I have a recently purchased KLX in Thailand already. Only a few days on it though before I left back to the states. Just stocking up go fast parts to get it dialed in.
Tremor as soon as I get the parts installed I will definitely post feedback. Thats what makes these forums so great.

Once again thanks a bunch guys for all the valued input.

 

You're going to be busy for several days installing all those goodies. Post up some photos before, during, and after. Your bike will be totally transformed! Good luck.