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I think it has been established, beyond doubt, that the Husky is not a MSAB.
If I may politely refer the hounarable gentleman to post No38
Andres
Andres,is it here yet?
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I think it has been established, beyond doubt, that the Husky is not a MSAB.
If I may politely refer the hounarable gentleman to post No38
Andres
I think it has been established, beyond doubt, that the Husky is not a MSAB.
If I may politely refer the hounarable gentleman to post No38
Andres
It's not one yet but a few thousand later soon will be
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It's not one yet but a few thousand later soon will be
A few thousand what? A few thousand pounds worth of bling? In which case yes, you're right
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On the subject of bling all is done now, other than some decent handguards and tyres I'm all sorted Well, apart from sorting fitting the SM wheels, that's next on the list...............
This morning's job was to sort my old Kriega throw overs, I've had them years now (not sure they are made any more?) and they've been well used and abused. Typical Kriega quality though and they are still going strong. After a bit of faffing over where to mount the attachment 'loops' I have them cock on, I'm very pleased
Just panniers mounted
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Together with a US10 (I'll use just the US10 most of the time on its own for tools and sarnies)
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And then if I need to carry shed loads, bolt on the extension plate and it's good for a large roll bag
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She's almost a MSAB now
Andres
Well, apart from sorting fitting the SM wheels, that's next on the list...............This morning's job was to sort my old Kriega throw overs, I've had them years now (not sure they are made any more?) and they've been well used and abused. Typical Kriega quality though and they are still going strong. After a bit of faffing over where to mount the attachment 'loops' I have them cock on, I'm very pleased
Just panniers mounted
<a href="https://andressotoscastello.smugmug.com/UkGSer/n-5CFLKf/i-zmNfMNc/A"><img src="https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-zmNfMNc/0/6e3d1533/XL/i-zmNfMNc-XL.jpg" alt=""></a>
<a href="https://andressotoscastello.smugmug.com/UkGSer/n-5CFLKf/i-mb6Vm9x/A"><img src="https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-mb6Vm9x/0/3291f44b/XL/i-mb6Vm9x-XL.jpg" alt=""></a>
Together with a US10 (I'll use just the US10 most of the time on its own for tools and sarnies)
<a href="https://andressotoscastello.smugmug.com/UkGSer/n-5CFLKf/i-jrbgwfr/A"><img src="https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-jrbgwfr/0/95f17762/XL/i-jrbgwfr-XL.jpg" alt=""></a>
And then if I need to carry shed loads, bolt on the extension plate and it's good for a large roll bag
<a href="https://andressotoscastello.smugmug.com/UkGSer/n-5CFLKf/i-Wr9NSxg/A"><img src="https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-Wr9NSxg/0/18abaa19/XL/i-Wr9NSxg-XL.jpg" alt=""></a>
She's almost a MSAB now
Andres
No locking petrol cap anymore?
Won't somebody steal your fuel?
Won't somebody steal your fuel?
No locking petrol cap anymore?
Won't somebody steal your fuel?
Mine came with a locking one - it was binned for a lovely bling one almost immediately!
Fear not though JB - I shall do my best to sleep easy at night despite the precarious path I have chosen
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No locking petrol cap anymore?
Won't somebody steal your fuel?
It's a worry.
Along with soft luggage, all those pesky foreign types walking around with Stanley knives ready to slash open your bags just to steal some dirty underpants...........
Then there's also the Beeline to consider, will it run down my phone's battery?
Like I said, it's all a worry
Andres
It's a worry.
Along with soft luggage, all those pesky foreign types walking around with Stanley knives ready to slash open your bags just to steal some dirty underpants...........
Then there's also the Beeline to consider, will it run down my phone's battery?
Like I said, it's all a worry
Andres
Don't forget the added concern of having to get up a bit earlier than everyone else to lubricate your chain!
It's a worry.
Along with soft luggage, all those pesky foreign types walking around with Stanley knives ready to slash open your bags just to steal some dirty underpants...........
Then there's also the Beeline to consider, will it run down my phone's battery?
Like I said, it's all a worry
Andres
1lb of butter in the fridge......................the Wapping Way
You will be fine, sir
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Looks like you’ve just bolted 40kg of bling on your big dirt bike boy.
Looks like you’ve just bolted 40kg of bling on your big dirt bike boy.
dont tell him that, in Andres mind bling = less weight....
Toddy, thought I taught you better than that
Lube the chain went you stop for the night as the chain is warm allowing the lube to penetrate more easily.
You've seen it countless times
Toddy, thought I taught you better than that
Lube the chain went you stop for the night as the chain is warm allowing the lube to penetrate more easily.
You've seen it countless times
Yes I know Tim, but that wouldn’t have created as much drama as having to get up at the crack of dawn to do some lubing whilst worrying all night that someone was nicking yer petrol!
Besides, by the time we’d all gone through the ritual of trying to find the perfect spot to pitch the tent, whilst ensuring that the biggest snorers were as far away as possible, the bloomin chain had gone cold anyway!
Yes I know Tim, but that wouldn’t have created as much drama as having to get up at the crack of dawn to do some lubing whilst worrying all night that someone was nicking yer petrol!
Besides, by the time we’d all gone through the ritual of trying to find the perfect spot to pitch the tent, whilst ensuring that the biggest snorers were as far away as possible, the bloomin chain had gone cold anyway!
I well remember that awful sounding CCM of your's when you thought to start up your own dawn chorus causing panic among the other's who thought they'd overslept
Toddy, thought I taught you better than that
Lube the chain went you stop for the night as the chain is warm allowing the lube to penetrate more easily.
You've seen it countless times
I said that, post #130
You taught me well
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Hippy, don’t forget the helmet !!!
Oh sweet Jesus
I've actually decided to always wear my full 'Bultaco kit' when out on the Husky, I feel the colours will work so well together daaaaaarling
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Andres
I well remember that awful sounding CCM of your's when you thought to start up your own dawn chorus causing panic among the other's who thought they'd overslept
Still preferable to the sound of badly played Irish Pipes at 3 o’clock in the morning though Tim!
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