This my 1988 KLR 650. I plan to start bring it into the 21st century this afternoon. Hoping to have it done by end of Feb.
First up; moose carb kit, moose fuel tap kit, fork seals and rear lift kit.
Any ideas on colour scheme I should go?
KLR 650 REBIRTH
Re: KLR 650 REBIRTH
Hi Tinytots, Nice klr, I've got an 89 klr model. I must admit I do like some of the klrs which have been painted in military sand colour.
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The Wobbler
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Re: KLR 650 REBIRTH
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Nice to see a KLR again.
My first big trail bike was a 600 ( leccy start model phew! )
Had 40000 trouble free miles on that one until some toe rag
took a fancy to it.
Good luck with the work I look forward to seeing your progress
Cheers
Hugo
Nice to see a KLR again.
My first big trail bike was a 600 ( leccy start model phew! )
Had 40000 trouble free miles on that one until some toe rag
Good luck with the work I look forward to seeing your progress
Cheers
Hugo
Re: UPDATE ON KLR 650 REBIRTH
Hi all,
Update on KLR 650.
As you all can see I have started the strip down, and apart from some sort wonky wiring done over the years by people that would struggle with wiring a plug, the big KLR isn't too bad at all.
Jobs completed so far; Carb rebuilt and fitted, calipers rebuilt.
Top Tip: check under fork gaiters when buying a bike!! Check all nuts and bolts, about 30% were were far from tight!
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Added thread into KLR Korner - there's a lot of us about on here 
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