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alainttr250


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My personal decoration

 





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Soon a paint framework and pitchfork. 



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Very good, Alain.

Why was I expecting at least a Croix de Guerre? biggrin

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BM Steve wrote:

I like it, understated and neat, also like the strap you have fitted to the front, I bought some webbing exactly like that the other day and intend to do the same thing, can you please post a close up on the system used for mounting to the clamps

Thanks

Steve

 The former owner set up this girths.

 





The fixing is very simple has to realize. 

Pierce the girths and the étamer.

 

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-- Edited by alainttr250 on Monday 23rd of April 2012 02:59:11 PM

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I like it, understated and neat, also like the strap you have fitted to the front, I bought some webbing exactly like that the other day and intend to do the same thing, can you please post a close up on the system used for mounting to the clamps

Thanks

Steve



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What does the webbing do?

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The webbing provides a hand hold for the numpties to grab and lift a bike out of a situation. smile

If onlookers see a trailer in difficulties they are frustrated to know where to tug or push. confuse

If they grab a front wheel it will turn. disbelief If they grab a front mudguard it will bend. no If they push a bike at the back the mudgusrd will bend - or they will burn their hand on the exhaust - or they will get covered in the c o c kerel spray. biggrin

Webbing on the front forks (and similarly as a hand hold across the saddle) provide the helpers with hand holds. thumbsup.gif

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Ahhh... thankyou Martyn, all is now clear. Good idea!

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deco TTR :

 

 

thank

alain



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