LETS POST SOME PIC OF YOUR BAD @$$ KLXs
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Joined: Aug 2012
Posts: 10
Thanks Rooste - I'm having a ball learning to ride it on a mixture of road, scrub and beach (wow - sand is a bit of a handful on 2 wheels!)
Nice bikes mate! I love Triumphs - a hangover from my childhood in the UK.
Nice bikes mate! I love Triumphs - a hangover from my childhood in the UK.
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Joined: May 2012
Posts: 17
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Anyone have a part number or size for the blinker bolts?
I was doing some aggressive off road riding yesterday and near the end I noticed my rear left blinker was hanging limp. Bolt vibrated out I guess. I want to pick up a new one and locktite the heck out of it.
So this is still on topic.
And anyone curious about the Wal-Mart seat cover. It does help with the sitting pain. But it's very grabby, so if you ride in jeans like I do (I know, but I can't afford gear so leave it lie) it will grab them when you try to move around, causes a whole new problem. I'd say it's still better than before though. And I usually ride with bike shorts (spandex) on underneath my jeans, this helps even more with the sitting pains and gets rid of the grabbing problem all together.
I was doing some aggressive off road riding yesterday and near the end I noticed my rear left blinker was hanging limp. Bolt vibrated out I guess. I want to pick up a new one and locktite the heck out of it.
So this is still on topic.
And anyone curious about the Wal-Mart seat cover. It does help with the sitting pain. But it's very grabby, so if you ride in jeans like I do (I know, but I can't afford gear so leave it lie) it will grab them when you try to move around, causes a whole new problem. I'd say it's still better than before though. And I usually ride with bike shorts (spandex) on underneath my jeans, this helps even more with the sitting pains and gets rid of the grabbing problem all together.
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Joined: Aug 2012
Posts: 1
From: Clackamas, OR - USA
Turn signal screws
If you are you talking about item # 224 in the diagram below....
The part number: 224AB0614
Size: 6 x 14 mm
Description: SCREW-PAN-WP-CROS,6X14
Note: this is the diagram for a 2012 KLX250s
I got the info from Kawasaki's web site.
Welcome to Kawasaki.com
If you enter you bike info you can get the parts diagrams.
Jon...
The part number: 224AB0614
Size: 6 x 14 mm
Description: SCREW-PAN-WP-CROS,6X14
Note: this is the diagram for a 2012 KLX250s
I got the info from Kawasaki's web site.
Welcome to Kawasaki.com
If you enter you bike info you can get the parts diagrams.
Jon...
Not so Bad @$$ but ...
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Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 3
Maybe time for first post here?
Kawi KLX250S 2009 with 3500km. New bike to me, bought it used few weeks ago.
My mods: Leo Vince slip-on, PCV, airbox opened, speedohealer, and some minor things like 7" headlight, Renthal ATV bar & steel braided hoses.
Next mods will be Acerbis hand guards and new Metz Unicross tires. And of course finetuning PCV with wide band AFR meter.
Seems to be perfect allrounder for me. Suits quite nicely with my GSX-R 1100 (1340).
Kawi KLX250S 2009 with 3500km. New bike to me, bought it used few weeks ago.
My mods: Leo Vince slip-on, PCV, airbox opened, speedohealer, and some minor things like 7" headlight, Renthal ATV bar & steel braided hoses.
Next mods will be Acerbis hand guards and new Metz Unicross tires. And of course finetuning PCV with wide band AFR meter.
Seems to be perfect allrounder for me. Suits quite nicely with my GSX-R 1100 (1340).
