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Post by kittenjuggler on Jun 14, 2009 14:23:41 GMT
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Post by cookingfat on Jul 20, 2009 7:07:21 GMT
I saw this demonstrated at the HUMM weekend at Ripley the other week. Great tool BUT it was very expensive for what it was, then again I am well know for being careful with money.
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David
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Post by David on Jul 20, 2009 9:01:14 GMT
I have a BMW R1200RT which came with a standard on-board toolkit consisting of:-
1) Screwdriver
2) Tool for oil cap
3) Torx wrench
All you can do with it is gain access to change light bulbs and top up oil level.
Built the kit up with sufficient tools to be able to at least remove either wheel if necessary.
Carrying tools is probably down to what you think you might attempt to do at the roadside.
Breakdown assistance/recovery is also a good idea, especially with a BM!
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Post by Lee on Jul 20, 2009 14:53:28 GMT
its fifty quid. That would buy you a half decent took kit from halfords. . Especially in january. You could take out what you needed and keep the rest in your garage for other jobs.
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titus
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Post by titus on Jul 20, 2009 18:51:51 GMT
True money saving hint from Lee, but he is right.
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wildone
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Post by wildone on Jul 23, 2009 23:46:40 GMT
I saw this demonstrated at the HUMM weekend at Ripley the other week. Great tool BUT it was very expensive for what it was, then again I am well know for being careful with money. Lets be honest cooking fat --- the only toolkit that you need is a chip pan ! When I told you to get a pair of mole grips you said that you couldn't be cruel to animals ----- BUT ----- that doesn't deter you from continuously eating them |
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