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How did you get here?
r1ray:
I did a Google search. Now here I am. :-P
alan:
--- Quote from: r1ray on February 25, 2006, 05:51:35 AM ---I did a Google search. Now here I am. :-P
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So what was the exact search you used?
Alan :-D
r1ray:
I believe I typed kx250 tech help.
Gunjji:
Hey everyone... Just joined and found this site from http://www.kawasakimotorcycle.org/forum/kawasaki-motocross-offroad/
Anyway, The way to get listed higher in the search engines is to use key words in the META TAGs KEYWORD section in the HTML for the main page also called "index.html"
If you click on "VIEW" in the top left of your browser, then select "SOURCE or "PAGE SOURCE" you will see this:
<meta name="keywords" content="PHP, MySQL, bulletin, board, free, open, source, smf, simple, machines, forum" />
These are the keywords that earch engines look for and when a search is conducted. The red are the keywords. If you have access to edit the source, you can chage these keywords to like Kawasaki, KX125, KX250, KX500, Kawasaki Jetting, KX, Kawasaki mods, Kawasaki engine, KX problems, ect
Then when a search is made with one of thses keywords, your chances increase to be on the first search page.
Also you will want to do the same with the "Description"
a109drvr:
Google search when I decided to get another KX 500 while I could still find one in decent shape. I bought one new in 89 and had it for about 6 years until it got stolen. Bought a 94 KX 250 to replace the KX5 and while it is a nice bike (still have it) it's not a 500. Wanted to find out which years had the best suspension since it seems the frame and engine are pretty much the same from 89 till 04.
Got a 2001 KX 500 with about 10 hours on it about 2 weeks ago. Had bent stock bars and scratched left side plastic from a minor get off, but otherwise looks new. Hadn't even had any paint rubbed off the frame.
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