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Edelbrock Qwiksilver carburetor for XR650L is finally here!!!

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in XR600R & XR650R/L

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I hope they really do have it immediately available because 'sometimes' it takes a very long time to get carbs from Edelbrock. I really like the product and the after sales customer service has been terrific, but I just don't understand how a company that size can take soooo long to fill orders. Perhaps if they implimented JIT manufacturing with p/c kanbans instead of using conventional mass production??? Vic, are you listening? We like your product, but we just want reasonable delivery times ?

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XRoverall

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I just got this from Denise at Barnum, I have one ordered for my R.

Hello Lee,

if you are on Thumpertalk, would you please post that the Honda XR650L carbs will be arriving first, within the next 5 days for any of those gentlemen that have been waiting and want to order. I will be adding this to our ebay auction on Ebay at Barnumspro. thanks denise

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justicedone

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That puppy looks hella sweet, BUT..

at what cost? probably $500

we do have other hobbies ya know...lol

(restoring my 67 Camaro RS/SS...playing my 5 guitars...Tmaxx and 4 other rc's...XBOX360 and PS3 to buy, already got Xbox, ps2,PSP....

so many toys so few coins

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The 650R will most likely beat you off the line if its uncorked. Power to weight ratio is much better on the 650R. ? Still love my L too thats why I'm never getting rid of it. Wanna get an R for dirt only and keep the L for the road. ? I'll have the ultimate setup muhaahahahahah ?

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HondaXR650L

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:D???????:D:D:D:lame::D

I just want everyone to notice that he never said that I didn't leave him in my dust, and had to pull over and wait for him on the side of the road. :D:o (It's not my fault that his bike was acting up.) A win is still a win! :lame: Now for the sad part... do to family constrants and job obligations, I must retire undeafeated. ?:lame:

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