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The good about the KLR650 is it's reliability and its fuel range and CHEAP. A low compression motor and a big fuel tank makes that possible, but it is a shitty bike for any performance. Ridding one is like putting around on a XR75. There is really no cure for the low power, but other bikes...

Last I heard is that all the bolts have been stripped. The route was put up illegally and no longer exists. edit.....I could be wrong....

After my wrist and femur heal I hope to back into climbing. I'm hoping for June/July. If your game I should be up to leading traditional sustained 10's and easy 11's. I have eneough gear to climb anything. We should get a few of us to climb the Davis/Holland.

What difficulty are you climbing?

I always planned to do the PCT when my son was out on his own. I had my subtalar joint in my ankle fused and the Dr. told me if the rest of my ankle was going to last that I had to pace myself. That meant to swap distance for difficulty. Prior to the ankle fusion I did the Wonderland in 2.5...

Soon as I heal up, I plan to attempt do a winter climb. Hiking down hurts me, so I thought I would ski instead. I'm not healing as fast as I hoped, so it looks like it will be a spring climb and then ski down. My first turn since 1989 will be off of the top of Rainier...that should be...

Any of you ski Rainier in the spring? A little climb for about a 10,000ft. decent. If any of you have, I want details.

The idea of sledding this year is gone. Going back under the knife:booo:

I cannot pick one up. My thought about being stuck is a shovel, reverse and patience....a lot of patience. I also lke the idea of riding with a buddy. My main question is riding the groomed and novice trails a back breaker, or with the right suspension is it comfortable. My friend has a 1998...

How forgiving are they on the groomed trails?

Anyone know **** about snowmobiles? Is it a beat the **** out of your body lke a dirtbike or quad? or is it light and fluffy if one stays on groomed trails and powder? I see a lot of older guy riding, so I think it might be forgving on the body. School me!!

Yes I would. All it takes is for me to stop or slow his rap is to slightly pull on the rope. It's a quick way to get over the height issue.

I have. The Davis holland route. The longest climb up the town wall:D

Great Northern at Index is the climb I take all new people on. It's super easy. Helf the people I have taken were on normal sneakers. Being 100' or 4000' up makes no difference. Both falls will kill you. Since your roped up, there is no danger. Now bouldering get one injured quick, a fall...

That could work....what size feet you have...between my brother and I we have a dozen of old shoes. Bring a roll of sports tape, or your hands will be hamburger. Anyone is welcome to come. I enjoy showing those that that dont know , and enjoy someone challenging me to push myself. I have...

Traditional climbing, first climb will be called "great northern". It's two short pitches. Maybe 200 feet, I think it's 5.6. A very straight forward easy climb. after that I'll have you belay me up a short harder climb called "Model Worker" 5.11.a, set up a top rope, and let you thrash and...

I'll take you climbing at Index. Start you off on a very easy climb, and bring you to your limit , then a little beyond. Do ou have shoes?

The oiling is not a issue at all. If it was all your weed eaters, chains saws,boat motors ect....would all die at wide open thottle. If it was tuned lean and you ran a **** oil and a bad mix ratio and wrong plug for you motor, then you could have issues. The bike only runs on 110 octane fuel...

55-60 pounds

I'm in Puyallup. I have an extra set of MSR snow shoes. How does it sound to play sherpa for me this winter. Your young strong body can haul gear up to Camp Muir in the middle of winter. Should be no others up there. Then while your chillin sipping coffee at 10,000ft, I'll be climbing up...