Kick Start
#2
12-09-2008, 04:11 PM
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Colombo 7, Sri Lanka
Posts: 370
Theres a kick start kit available.. Would cost about $275 if Im not mistaken.. Theres much more than a lever to it!€
#4
12-09-2008, 05:03 PM
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Washington
Posts: 21,060
I still want to do that as my next mod. I'm not getting stuck at the bottom of a hill somewhere. I explore trails all the time, and they end up usually in the bottom of a valley in a creek. I hate relying on the battery. Mine is 3 years old and I have 10,500 miles on it, but i would be nice to have a back up. I installed the kit on my wife's 2006 XT 225, and it was really easy. There was even a gal on here last year that installed the kit on her KLX 250. Come on guys we can't be out done by a girl.
Disclaimer: No girls were hurt in the making of this thread.
Disclaimer: No girls were hurt in the making of this thread.
#5
12-09-2008, 08:28 PM
#6
12-10-2008, 01:36 AM
I still want to do that as my next mod. I'm not getting stuck at the bottom of a hill somewhere. I explore trails all the time, and they end up usually in the bottom of a valley in a creek. I hate relying on the battery. Mine is 3 years old and I have 10,500 miles on it, but i would be nice to have a back up. I installed the kit on my wife's 2006 XT 225, and it was really easy. There was even a gal on here last year that installed the kit on her KLX 250. Come on guys we can't be out done by a girl.
Disclaimer: No girls were hurt in the making of this thread.
Disclaimer: No girls were hurt in the making of this thread.
Sorry Deej.... I couldn't resist.
#7
12-10-2008, 01:56 AM
Looks tougher than it is .... trust me...its easy. I mean sheet I did it, how tough can it be?
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