Spanish Pyrenees: May 28th - June 1st, 2012

[Darren]

Nice one Phil, our marquee should just about squeeze in there B)

Just got travel insurance for £9 here travelinsurancebooking.co.uk covers £10M of medical and repatriation (just thinking about that helicopter really). Hang about dont we have a coptor pilot on the roster?

KTM has an oil leak from left engine casing, do I fix and risk something going wrong or risk it? :unsure:

See you all soon, and don't worry Simon we are definitely coming all the way

Darren

[Tramp]

Yeh MrX he didnt mention the dodgy track you navigate to his maison..

And simon..your in a metal box arent you? Aka breadcrumbs on the roof...or ...!!

Bon journee !!

[Simon_100]

And simon..your in a metal box arent you? Aka breadcrumbs on the roof...or ...!!

Bon journee !!

You'll all be jealous*!

Meanwhile, my new chain has arrived - two b*****y weeks late only to be supplied with a rivet link as opposed to a clip - so I'm banjanxed until I get access to a chain tool

S

* PS, not so sure it's made of metal!

[Simon_100]

Help please,

I'm in the process of buying spare brake and cluth levers in this shop, so is this a good chain tool for me to add to my order?

http://www.wemoto.com/parts/picture/wk-790050/

Ta

[picos mestizo]

Clean & Fettled.

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Juice me up, Press my red button, Show me a white tipped Spanish Peak & lets CLIMB.

Take it easy, have a safe journey everybody see you ALL there.

[picos mestizo]

Oh yea thats a good value Splitter / Riveter.
Personaly I never rivet up, I always use split links so only use a lightweight splitter which doesn't do rivetting.
I'm bringing one with me if anybody needs to use it.

[Simon_100]

Oh yea thats a good value Splitter / Riveter.
Personaly I never rivet up, I always use split links so only use a lightweight splitter which doesn't do rivetting.
I'm bringing one with me if anybody needs to use it.

Hi Brian - a very special welcome awaits you getting stuck straight into the chain grease - not!

Little by liuttle I'm becoming an ABR withoiit having to leave my frint door; when I was a nipper chains were held together with clips that you had to remember to fit the right way round, in closed end facing the engine as it were. A lesson we all learned - once! - in particular my mate Al, now in charge of a Disyrict General Hospital A&E unit, he had a beautiful Royal Enfield Continental GT* and forgot - oh how we laughed!

Simes
* not quite a contemporay bike, I'm not that old!

[Wilso122]

Didn't Tramp say he was bringing a splitter / riveter? if not I have a riveter I can pack, another kilo will be fine Bringing a spare chain afterall...

Just cut the old one off, splitters are a waste of time, grind the rivet ends down, screw driver in the back and heave, job done. Can be done with a dremmel, angle grinder or file.

[PHILinFRANCE]

How much food yer got? B)

TONS :laugh:

@ Simon
Le Palais Buckingham
We used to call it CHEZ SOWETO :whistle:

@ Mr X
Howz the FAT HAND ???? and when you setting off??

[Tramp]

Jez et all..

yes I have my chain riveter and splitter..

but you aint using it you ANIMAL :woohoo: :woohoo: all you need is a hand file and some patience..and a little wd40..

RIGHT-******* if your taking yours [ chain tool] phil..I will leave mine at home as its very heavy and industrial...more room for wine :laugh: :laugh: