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Ralzy


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You should stick a couple of these connectors in that handy toolpack Seanyftw
http://www.luxurylighting.co.uk/60-amp-connector-strip-2335-p.asp


Saved my ass when I was on my way back from the midlands last week.        My clutch cable had snapped off at the nipple near the engine sidecry

This little GEM did the trick nicely for a temp fix to get us back homebiggrin



-- Edited by Ralzy on Thursday 12th of April 2012 03:38:30 AM

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Just found this today down Halfords. Worth a look for people looking for an inexpensive kit. We all know how many DTs come without theirs and this has almost everything i think i need for now haha. Not bad for a tenner!

 

>CLICKY!<



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no spanners

ill stick a pic ov mine on later smile

i always change every fastner on my bike to allen bolts then its less of a range of tools you need to have for stuff

a small adjustable wide jaw one is a good tool to carry

small ratchet 7-14mm sockets

most of thing is prep work

use spring washers, thread loc & nylock nuts

 and make sure all fastners are torqued to spek

most of the time only thing i have to worrk about is punctures furious



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We should make this a handy toolkit guide. Post what mini tools you've found godlike while at the side of the road!

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Seanyftw wrote:

We should make this a handy toolkit guide. Post what mini tools you've found godlike while at the side of the road!

 Agreed smile



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NORFE wrote:

no spanners

ill stick a pic ov mine on later smile

i always change every fastner on my bike to allen bolts then its less of a range of tools you need to have for stuff

a small adjustable wide jaw one is a good tool to carry

small ratchet 7-14mm sockets

most of thing is prep work

use spring washers, thread loc & nylock nuts

 and make sure all fastners are torqued to spek

most of the time only thing i have to worrk about is punctures furious



-- Edited by NORFE on Thursday 12th of April 2012 12:53:45 PM

 Torqued to spec!

 

F me NORFE my Torque wrench only goes down to 50Nm!! And even then I can't fit the damn thing in the frame to tighten up the head bolts.



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NORFE


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ha iv had no problem, some times may have to use extension bars or use an adapted spanner, will put a pic on ina bit to show u wat i mean 

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Off subject a little but If anyone wants a cheapish torque wrench... Lidl have them at the moment with a Warranty 14.99 with extension bars..

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roll of black electical tape and a few wire ties and sorted for life

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heres mine that goes on the toast rack !smile

 

and theres the spanners/adapters i was ona bout for the torque wrench to get in some awk places there a r8 good tool use em all time

just a socket welded on one end or middle



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coastie123 wrote:

Off subject a little but If anyone wants a cheapish torque wrench... Lidl have them at the moment with a Warranty 14.99 with extension bars..

 Cant see these on the lidl site?



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