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Mej 29-12-08 11:51 PM
Anyone got a spare toolkit cover?
 
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Mej 13-01-09 10:30 PM
Re: Anyone got a spare toolkit cover?
 
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Batteryman 14-01-09 10:37 PM
Re: Anyone got a spare toolkit cover?
 
Same here, need cover, got toolkit, but no cover.

L3nny 15-01-09 01:41 PM
Re: Anyone got a spare toolkit cover?
 
Me three, mine fell off yesterday and got nicely chopped in half while making it's way round the back sprocket.

Mej 05-02-09 03:23 PM
Re: Anyone got a spare toolkit cover?
 
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SoulKiss 05-02-09 03:34 PM
Re: Anyone got a spare toolkit cover?
 
If you had a decent toolkit, would you leave it where all you needed to do to get to it was pull a pin???/

Stick your tools under your seat where they can be locked away.

Mej 05-02-09 03:36 PM
Re: Anyone got a spare toolkit cover?
 
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SoulKiss 05-02-09 03:40 PM
Re: Anyone got a spare toolkit cover?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by J2UK (Post 1773525)
i dont even have a toolkit, neither cover nor kit came with the bike
Ahh it came pre-stolen :)

Mej 05-02-09 03:41 PM
Re: Anyone got a spare toolkit cover?
 
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SoulKiss 05-02-09 03:45 PM
Re: Anyone got a spare toolkit cover?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by J2UK (Post 1773537)
:(Yep
No great loss

The stock toolkit is useable at a push but is made from the finest Cheesium, mined from the Fabled Japanese Cheesium mines (thought to have formed from a rogue bit of the moon that hit Japan about 3 million years ago), but can be replaced with quality bits quite cheaply.

Other point about putting the toolkit under the seat - with the standard toolkit I could take your front seat off and nick your battery while your bike was parked somewhere.

Just takes 4 allen bolts and 2 nuts to do that.


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