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kieranc
04-10-12, 07:46 PM
I set off to Yorkshire on Saturday from the south of France. The distance is virtually 1000 miles split fairly evenly between 2 days, day 1 a 500 mile motorway blast to Evreux for a gig then day 2, 200 miles to a ferry at 11:30 am then 300 miles up through England.
Bike is an 02 SV650S, recent oil change, 20k miles ish.
I have passport, tickets, money, tools cable ties and duct tape... but I'm sure I must have forgotten something.
Anyone who knows what it is please let me know, or if you can think of anything else handy and small (getting tight on space already...) I should take...
I'll be doing the return journey 10 days later, assuming my **** has recovered by then. Tally ho!
littleoldman2
04-10-12, 07:53 PM
Wife-pillion ?.
dizzyblonde
04-10-12, 08:05 PM
Passport to Yorkshire! And an umbrella!
Insurance docs?
Enjoy your trip. Les Nouillers to Calais was a challenge for me in one hit, but it was torrential rain...hope you are blessed with sunshine!
Sid Squid
04-10-12, 08:19 PM
Emergency puncture repair?
Specialone
04-10-12, 08:27 PM
Breathalyzers, 2 off
Hi vis bib
Euro breakdown cover
All original bike documents and license, V5, valid insurance certificate, MOT cert (just to be careful)
NHS card, forgot what its called now (assuming you're British?)
kieranc
04-10-12, 08:27 PM
Passport to Yorkshire! And an umbrella!
Insurance docs?
Enjoy your trip. Les Nouillers to Calais was a challenge for me in one hit, but it was torrential rain...hope you are blessed with sunshine!
Got em, and V5, MOT tax and breathalysers
Weather should be good Saturday, England I'm just assuming rain :p Gear freshly nikwaxed.
Emergency puncture repair?
Got it, and spare levers bulbs and visor.
missyburd
04-10-12, 08:32 PM
Torch? And a flat cap to mingle with the locals? Actually wellies might be a better option :-P
remember to ride on the other side of the road and turn left at roundabouts. falling that then some cheese should see you threw the bad times :-)
kieranc
04-10-12, 08:39 PM
I've ridden more here than i the UK by a long shot so I think the difficulty would be riding on the correct side in England.. Hasn't been a problem before though! Got torch, no high vis or breakdown.... EHIC present.
Sid Squid
04-10-12, 09:16 PM
Actually wellies might be a better option :-P
True. Considering the recent weather this is a very good suggestion.
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