Thanks a ton for this. We have only had this cat for a few months and it was not until that day that it did. Now it has 3 times. We did not switch foods and it does not eat any human food (not that I haven't offered . It looks like its is from shedding his coat as it pretty much has a lot of hair in it. The old fur ball blues I guess. We have been brushing him twice a day and removing a lot of fur.

The cat does not seem sick so I will just have to wait and see. If it does not get better we will surely take a look a the Science Diet you mentioned. He gets some health food dry stuff right now and was on normal science diet when we got him from the pound. He liked the new stuff better so we tossed the other when we first got him.

Thanks! I am also familiar with the tinsel yak from previous cats...

I do what I can, with what I have. I'm with you on not wanting to drop more money on springs. I'm not competing in any MX events, so I'll make due with the stock stuff on mine.

Someone already posted a link to some detailed setup info in this thread. That's basically what I did... search the forums and see what others are doing. I know mine's 4-out in front. I honestly don't remember what I set the rear to. It's going to depend on your weight, and your bike's suspension. My bike was brand new when I set it up. A used bike, (or even a different model year) may have different sag settings than what I set mine to.

BTW - living where we do, make sure you don't follow "nominal" jetting instructions if you re-jet your carb. I bought a DynoJet kit, and asked DynoJet what to set mine up to. The altitude played HEAVY in the settings they recommended for me. That made buying the kit worth the extra expense over just buying Kawi parts.

Hi there. I too live in Utah. saw your post about KLX250 suspension settings. Can you give me some ideas what I can do to sweeten it up? Way too soft as you know and I really do not want to buy new springs