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    heeheheheh, as per SOP ... This thread is useless without pictures!
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    Quote Originally Posted by gijoe1313 View Post
    heeheheheh, as per SOP ... This thread is useless without pictures!
    I was too busy supressing the short words to take pics

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    Nonono,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mom View Post
    Being a girl and all that I dont have a huge selection of tools to mechanic with. I get by with my "dolly tool" a 1/4" drive socket set, a few allen keys, a phillips head screwdriver and a small set of ring and open end spanners

    When the blue lovely came to live at our house, she came with a pack rack (not fitted) and a 50l Ventura pack full of spare bits and bobs, ie anyone need a cush drive for a 1987 Radian? So it looks like I am going to need to be doing a bit of travelling on the BB, so today I decided to fit the pack rack to the bike

    Now, who the hell dreamed up the fitting brakets for this bike? About had to take the rear end to bits to fit the thing. Fiddly little places, requiring tools that fit the nuts/bolts/screws and the tiny little space required, combinations of which I was struggling to find. I even used a cresent

    However, the Blue Lovely now has a Ventura pack rack fitted. The pack is empty and in the laundry for me to clean the insides of. I showed Maha the hole in the bottom of the pack (one of the seams is coming undone) he reckons it is all good, it is somewhere for the water to drain out of

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    Phew the thought of Tool/s and Mark fwoar.

    Glad you didn't say big tool then the confusion would start.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mom View Post
    What I dont understand is why the hell they needed to have a 12mm, 14mm, 13mm, and something that need a cresent all on the rear of the bike. What the hell happened to my onboard tool kit ability to fix me bike? I have a 10mm socket and rachet, a phillips head screw driver and some allen keys under my seat?
    When doing some of the basic stuff on a bike, accessing common areas, changing bulbs etc, it's actually best to use your bike's toolkit. You quickly find out how deficient it is, and can odd tools, so you don't find out too late, the hard way in the middle of nowhere.

    Other option is to replace bolts with more common heads, so you need less tools.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gremlin View Post
    When doing some of the basic stuff on a bike, accessing common areas, changing bulbs etc, it's actually best to use your bike's toolkit. You quickly find out how deficient it is, and can odd tools, so you don't find out too late, the hard way in the middle of nowhere.

    Other option is to replace bolts with more common heads, so you need less tools.
    My bike is so old that any tools it came with are long gone

    Had to try this smilie out.
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    Nonono,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mom View Post
    My bike is so old that any tools it came with are long gone

    Had to try this smilie out.
    E.mail tool list you want/need, to all you expect presents from ... prior to Christmas/birthdays/special occasions (etc)

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