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    My bike is well serviced and reliable too - but it's 22 years old,and some of the riders here think it's not old enough to be a classic.But I reckon any black bike is good enough.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dodgyiti View Post
    3' crescent
    That is a big tool!
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    spare clutch and throttle cables, plus spare fuses, glass and blade ( given alot away)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dodgyiti View Post
    So come on, what are you carrying?
    FFS... ya 1100 is a carb right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    FFS... ya 1100 is a carb right?

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    Ha! No way, the Mk2 has a 1000cc Mk4/5 engine but I deleted the dist in favour of a crank triggered ign... got ya!

    3 inch crescent is a big tool but it gets all the axle nuts, swing arm nuts and is a handy hammer/prybar too.

    Motu- get the swingarm nut spanner lazer cut too, mine came loose one ride and was glad to have it in the kit, I'm not sure if Max ended up with my one, I will have a looksee if I still have it for you.
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    Tools

    Did a 4 month tour of Europe with the BMW toolkit, handy when you needed to change a gearbox on the side of the road...true.
    Swingarm socket was just a machined down standard socket.

    For here just phone/AA card/Credit Card.....anyway if my Ducati breaks down it's unlikely I can fix it...just gotta hope it conks out in front of a cafe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Voltaire View Post
    anyway if my Ducati breaks down it's unlikely I can fix it...just gotta hope it conks out in front of a cafe.




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