Nova Scotia Ride - Almost

A few of us Nova Scotia riders decided it would be a great day for a little run on some of Nova Scotia's back roads. Since I'm still waiting for a rear tire for the FJR I decided to take my trusty old KLR. Once we met in Truro for coffee I told the boys to take it easy on me since I was down 3 cylinders and 100 hp.



Just before leaving I found that two of the chain rollers were cracked. One of the fine riders that I was traveling with figured it was fine and said just ride it...........

I decided to head towards home and at least show these two other yahoos a few nice twisties. Once we hit Pictou County we parted ways.

I'm thinking it was a wise decision for me not to tag along.



I also discovered this.



There appears to be a few teeth missing. :huh:

Fun ride while it lasted. Maybe next time I'll get to finish.

Canadian FJR

Canadian FJR said:

One of the fine riders that I was traveling with figured it was fine and said just ride it...........

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Canadian FJR

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That would have been the one on the right (?)



Bummer about your ride. Perhaps the Cabot Trail with the Leaf-Peepers !?

Uh Scott, as a fellow KLR Owner I thought I might share this with you. This is called a KLR Maintenance Schedule. I realize that you've never seen this document before!

https://klr6500.tripod.com/klrmaintschedule.jpg

That sounds like a great idea..............I think I just may do that in the morning.

Thanks for the info old wise one.

Canadian FJR

Canadian FJR said:

That sounds like a great idea..............I think I just may do that in the morning.

Thanks for the info old wise one.

Canadian FJR

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https://www.klr650.com/ChainandSprocketdeal.htm Canadian FJR: I don't know where you buy your KLR parts, but I found this outfit was the very best for great prices and instant availability. I do not know how badly you will be impacted by CA Customs or by shipping, but I definitely highly recommend klr650.com for anything Kawasaki KLR!

Canadian FJR said:

That sounds like a great idea..............I think I just may do that in the morning.

Thanks for the info old wise ass.

Canadian FJR

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FIFY.