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Got it. I'll DM you back to set up a location and time. Thanks! -Erik M

Hi Fritzoc, I’m here in Louisville and interested in picking up the charger+Bluetooth model - potentially the other as a spare (or for another project) as well. Let me know if you’re around this week and able to meet up to sell. Thanks, -Erik M

Good to hear on all accounts. How's the noise level on the DC's? The ST Maxx was the direction I was initially heading with tire choice - I knew the DCs were less expensive, but lighter is intriguing as well. I don't mind a bit of noise around town, but my truck is the vehicle that we take on...

Hey EJ, I also have a 2005 CrewCab LE and have been thinking about celebrating it's 200k mile birthday by treating it to a suspension refresh all around. I used to do quite a bit of towing with the truck and the rear leaf packs are nearly completely flat as a result, in addition to the shocks...

Love those tie-down anchors from Amazon! Got a link? I've been wanting to put some form of a temporary anchor in the floor of my bed to help pin down a Plano toolbox I keep tucked along the driver's side of the bed, aft of the wheel well, but struggled to fine a good way to lock it down. I like...

Hey Jeff, Passed you on hwy 22 earlier today and the truck's looking great! Such a cool project. Wish there was a decent diesel option for my Frontier. It's the perfect size truck for me, but my 15 mpg fill ups hurt every time. -Erik M

Can I get a better shot of your tooltube mounting if you get a chance? I bought one of the agrisuply.com tool tubes, but have yet to figure out where I want to mount it on my KLR. Picking up another and going up high on the rear rack, like you've done, looks pretty slick. -Erik

Awesome! I wish someone had mentioned that to me before I snapped my first two buckles on my pad. I'll be removing the rest of the straps/buckles this evening and using some para-cord to lace the pad onto the seat. Thanks!

Nice KLR! Here's mine (also a green 2000 model) loaded up for a 1400 mile Lap of Kentucky. I bought it back in February from a guy in Knoxville off ADVrider.com and have put about 3k miles on it since. I'm having a blast with it. I've added the $17 Stearns ATV seat pad, $18 nylon...

Right here in America, ready to buy now, price just reduced..... to $42k :wow1: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=38858 :drool::drool::drool:

Second in line on the Alpine deck if dyogim passes.

Hey, nice KLR!!! I just picked up a new-to-me 2000 KLR650 a couple weeks ago as well. Same color scheme, though your plastics aren't nearly as faded and beat up as mine. I'm a novice rider, but so far I've found the KLR to be exactly the bike I needed. Not too much power for a beginner...

I believe gnarly is the first word that popped into my mind. Freakin' gnarly.

Very nice, Jeff! :bike_rider:

I've also heard good things about Sweet Cheeks from DRZ and WR owners. Adds some much needed width and thigh support, while also giving you some liquid storage options. http://cycle-analyst.com/sweetcheeks.htm I wonder if the Walmart ATV pad and the sweet cheeks could work together?

There is a kitchen. Agreed on your other points, though. It really needs more clearance from the tire to fender. The weight doesn't seem too high, assuming it's got a beefy frame.

Dan McClain? :)

Jeff, It's probably going to be rather difficult, as Red Bull is extremely protective of their image/branding, but I know a guy who used to work with their local marketing rep and also know a few local (Louisville) graphics guys, so I might be able to make something happen for you. -Erik P.S...

Trail Monkey, I'm pretty sure he's asking for advice on bicycle panniers (this is the bicycle sub-forum), but I could be wrong.

I've seen this come up in several different threads now and thought it might be a good idea to create a thread of links to publicly available plans and designs. I'd like to exclude links to build logs, unless they're written in such a way as to make measurements/plans/etc openly available for...