klx 250s sprockets
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RE: klx 250s sprockets
Iowa, I am putting what I consider is an insult from you in bold. Knock it off already. You are assuming that some KLX owners don't know anything, and while new owners are learning everyday as time goes on, they don't need you disguising an insult in your so called helpful post.
P.S. I didn't correct your spelling.
I bought a moose 13-tooth almost two years ago for my KLX250S. This is not a new item, and yes it does have the shoulder. I paid under $15 for it from denniskirk.com. Also, the rear sprocket has been available for some time as well. I bought two of them, one steel and one renthal. The renthal was around $55 but the steel one was only $38- both were 45's. The rears will fit anything from a KX to a KDX, it's not exclusive to the KLX. It may be that it is just now getting some individual recognition in the bikes list that the part will fit by listing the KLX250S as a bike now. If a KLX"S" owner knew their stuff they could've had this stuff before the KLX even came out as both items fit several different bikes among different manufactuer nameplates. Not news to many around here who already have these parts on their bikes.
P.S. I didn't correct your spelling.
I bought a moose 13-tooth almost two years ago for my KLX250S. This is not a new item, and yes it does have the shoulder. I paid under $15 for it from denniskirk.com. Also, the rear sprocket has been available for some time as well. I bought two of them, one steel and one renthal. The renthal was around $55 but the steel one was only $38- both were 45's. The rears will fit anything from a KX to a KDX, it's not exclusive to the KLX. It may be that it is just now getting some individual recognition in the bikes list that the part will fit by listing the KLX250S as a bike now. If a KLX"S" owner knew their stuff they could've had this stuff before the KLX even came out as both items fit several different bikes among different manufactuer nameplates. Not news to many around here who already have these parts on their bikes.
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RE: klx 250s sprockets
No you're not a sexist. You're a complete tool. It wouldn't be such a big deal if you didn't do it in most of your posts. Its pretty rare that you have anything to say other than your "I tell it how it is because I'm that kind of guy." opinions. I love how you back peddle too by saying "re-read my post" and claiming you weren't insulting anyone you were just stating facts. Kind of like your glorious posts about how guys with big trucks just have ego problems if they drive it downtown to work, and people with minivans are the most sensible people around.
I'd throw you on the ignore list, but sometimes you make yourself look so foolish and full of yourself its comical. Makes for an interesting read. That is about all you are good for really.
Go get a bike.
BARF!
I'd throw you on the ignore list, but sometimes you make yourself look so foolish and full of yourself its comical. Makes for an interesting read. That is about all you are good for really.
Go get a bike.
BARF!
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RE: klx 250s sprockets
ORIGINAL: deej
Iowa, I am putting what I consider is an insult from you in bold. Knock it off already. You are assuming that some KLX owners don't know anything, and while new owners are learning everyday as time goes on, they don't need you disguising an insult in your so called helpful post.
P.S. I didn't correct your spelling.
I bought a moose 13-tooth almost two years ago for my KLX250S. This is not a new item, and yes it does have the shoulder. I paid under $15 for it from denniskirk.com. Also, the rear sprocket has been available for some time as well. I bought two of them, one steel and one renthal. The renthal was around $55 but the steel one was only $38- both were 45's. The rears will fit anything from a KX to a KDX, it's not exclusive to the KLX. It may be that it is just now getting some individual recognition in the bikes list that the part will fit by listing the KLX250S as a bike now. If a KLX"S" owner knew their stuff they could've had this stuff before the KLX even came out as both items fit several different bikes among different manufactuer nameplates. Not news to many around here who already have these parts on their bikes.
Iowa, I am putting what I consider is an insult from you in bold. Knock it off already. You are assuming that some KLX owners don't know anything, and while new owners are learning everyday as time goes on, they don't need you disguising an insult in your so called helpful post.
P.S. I didn't correct your spelling.
I bought a moose 13-tooth almost two years ago for my KLX250S. This is not a new item, and yes it does have the shoulder. I paid under $15 for it from denniskirk.com. Also, the rear sprocket has been available for some time as well. I bought two of them, one steel and one renthal. The renthal was around $55 but the steel one was only $38- both were 45's. The rears will fit anything from a KX to a KDX, it's not exclusive to the KLX. It may be that it is just now getting some individual recognition in the bikes list that the part will fit by listing the KLX250S as a bike now. If a KLX"S" owner knew their stuff they could've had this stuff before the KLX even came out as both items fit several different bikes among different manufactuer nameplates. Not news to many around here who already have these parts on their bikes.
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RE: klx 250s sprockets
uhm. Ok you do that. I'm not programmed not to, I just don't like burning myself. Like most normal people.
Again, go get a bike and quit being such an effing *******. Maybe thats you're problem there, or your little man syndrome. One or both would be my guess.
Again, go get a bike and quit being such an effing *******. Maybe thats you're problem there, or your little man syndrome. One or both would be my guess.
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RE: klx 250s sprockets
ORIGINAL: IG
me too, can you find it and post it? If I remember, you showcase your lack of intelligence there as well. Post it upwill you?
me too, can you find it and post it? If I remember, you showcase your lack of intelligence there as well. Post it upwill you?
Im done, filled mywith my messing with IG quota for the day.
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RE: klx 250s sprockets
ORIGINAL: IG
fukk you deej. you knock it off already. How bout a public post of KLXer's insults of me in bold, can we see that too? You're the king robot buddy. Oh no, here goes my post. Deej, don't pm me as your messages are all lies and you are the king people pleaser and god of hypocrites. I didn't insult anyone. If the shoe fit as a KLX"S" owner I guess you may be insulted but I didn't mention any names. KLXer otoh, called me out individually and you let him slide. You're such a dictator. Go clean your nails, you've got too much dead skin under them from your buddies backs. Ya make me sick, really deej. Now, go have a bad day because someone doesn't like you. I know you will because you can't not.
ORIGINAL: deej
Iowa, I am putting what I consider is an insult from you in bold. Knock it off already. You are assuming that some KLX owners don't know anything, and while new owners are learning everyday as time goes on, they don't need you disguising an insult in your so called helpful post.
P.S. I didn't correct your spelling.
I bought a moose 13-tooth almost two years ago for my KLX250S. This is not a new item, and yes it does have the shoulder. I paid under $15 for it from denniskirk.com. Also, the rear sprocket has been available for some time as well. I bought two of them, one steel and one renthal. The renthal was around $55 but the steel one was only $38- both were 45's. The rears will fit anything from a KX to a KDX, it's not exclusive to the KLX. It may be that it is just now getting some individual recognition in the bikes list that the part will fit by listing the KLX250S as a bike now. If a KLX"S" owner knew their stuff they could've had this stuff before the KLX even came out as both items fit several different bikes among different manufactuer nameplates. Not news to many around here who already have these parts on their bikes.
Iowa, I am putting what I consider is an insult from you in bold. Knock it off already. You are assuming that some KLX owners don't know anything, and while new owners are learning everyday as time goes on, they don't need you disguising an insult in your so called helpful post.
P.S. I didn't correct your spelling.
I bought a moose 13-tooth almost two years ago for my KLX250S. This is not a new item, and yes it does have the shoulder. I paid under $15 for it from denniskirk.com. Also, the rear sprocket has been available for some time as well. I bought two of them, one steel and one renthal. The renthal was around $55 but the steel one was only $38- both were 45's. The rears will fit anything from a KX to a KDX, it's not exclusive to the KLX. It may be that it is just now getting some individual recognition in the bikes list that the part will fit by listing the KLX250S as a bike now. If a KLX"S" owner knew their stuff they could've had this stuff before the KLX even came out as both items fit several different bikes among different manufactuer nameplates. Not news to many around here who already have these parts on their bikes.