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Can I fit a KLR650 fuel tank in a KLR250?
I really need more fuel autonomy, the ims plastic tank isn't a solution... just 1 more liter... too many dollars.
modify the stock one... to expensive, more than 200 usd here in chile just 3 options left... auxiliary tanks (not cheap, not big), coke bottles or try to fit a klr650 on my klr 250... is this posible??? or if you have another solution, I will appresiate that. thanks for your help |
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Upload some pics (bike, with the tank off, and saddle on, and underside of tank). I'll compare it to my KLR650 C5 and tell you if there are any obvious incompatibilities..
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ok, I'll try to upload some pictures soon, thanks |
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I can email you some of the relevant fiche pages from the KLR650C too (as JPGs), if thats any help.. I tried uploading them here already, but they're bigger than the max HUBB image size, unfortunately..
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photobucket em!
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Try this so..
phoenix_hubb - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting Works for me, but then I created it, so thats not entirely surprising..
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