[officialhopsof]

Just wanted to announce that I have developed an Android App that serves as a mini-service manual, torque specs and such. It can be found at:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.brandon.klr&feature=search_result#?

Or you can search the play store for "KLR Pocket Reference"

I cant post a link yet cause I haven't made enough posts. Any chance in getting a moderator to make that a link?

Thanks!
Brandon

 

[klr4evr]

Now you need to do that for iPhone / iPad

 

[officialhopsof]

Now you need to do that for iPhone / iPad

I would absolutely love to do that, if the android version is successful enough I will. Unfortunately I need an iPhone and a Mac (I have neither of these lol) to be able to do the port, or if someone else would like to do the port that might be better. But stay tuned! It is definitely on the todo list!

 

[Garry_Kramer]

what year bike is it for?

Garry

 

[officialhopsof]

year

Its geared at 08+ models, but I'd be willing to bet, due to the narrow scope of the app, that most everything is good for the pre-08 models.

 

[Scrapper]

very cool

 

[fradsham]

I would absolutely love to do that, if the android version is successful enough I will. Unfortunately I need an iPhone and a Mac (I have neither of these lol) to be able to do the port, or if someone else would like to do the port that might be better. But stay tuned! It is definitely on the todo list!

plus you need Apple's permission to post an app for others....that can be painful...also they use Objective C...:assimilate:

 

[Retto216]

Awesome! Thanks!

 

[Mango Tango]

Cool app. I wish there was a way we could add to it info to keep on hand.

 

[flagboy]

Very cool.