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            Security Chain 
            
             Looking for a portable security chain that I can stow on the bike XTX) and fit when parked up down the shops or race meetings etc. I don't fancy a heavy chain in my rucksack so I am wondering what you guys use and how you carry it when riding.....
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             I can not remember 100% but isn�t there room for a D lock under the seat 
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             Not sure if this idea is any good to you but my D-shackle goes under the rack. I raised the rack on aluminium pillars (tubing), inside which bolts pass from the top box, or rack surface, and fasten under the Yamaha tail plate.
             The aluminium tube is from B+Q or any hardware store and is approx 8mm outside diameter and 6mm inside. The bolts I used were stainless M6 x 80mm and cut to length so the D-lock slid snugly under the rack.       
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            hope it works out for you.......I pinched the idea off a mountain bike rider, off all things. 
            
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             Hi Chalk Two, can you tell me where you got the wavy front discs on your Tenere. ..? Steve 
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 http://stores.ebay.co.uk/beyondbike/ https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Front-Bra...-/171927045602 ( might have to check this link isn't for the old Tenere) They've been great but without any improvement over standard in the wet or dry. I bought mine because the rear was worn too thin thanks to 'none branded' pads and one of the fronts had a warp that I couldn't track down to the usual stuck bobbin. Thoroughly recommended EnjoY ! 
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             I have a lot of growing up to do. I realized that the other day inside my fort. Last edited by Chalk Two; 30-01-18 at 11:59. | 
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