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klr 250 warning
 if you've got the klr 250 with the locknut and screw for tappet adjustment make sure the nuts are tight especially the rear one which is hard to get at,otherwise you bent a valve like i did once half way to cape york in oz,go check it i had 6000k's on it,see ya,ron.
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Thats a right pain in the piston!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
one to keep an eye on there?.
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