Re: [ST] chain oilers

[iPat <pmdavies@xxxxxxxxx>]

Theyd need to know its there first and if they cant see it they arent
interested. Until recently all my bikes were parked on the side of the
street. The only damage i once got was with somone slicing the seat.
Saying that one of my duties (at the age of 17) every saturday morning
was to go and find my GS100 that revellers would use to help
themselves freewheel home the night before. Usually it would be near
by leaning against a wall.


On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 08:21:38 -0000, Howlin' Dawg
<martinthebike@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> You'd need tools to remove it. 
> Armed with a screwdriver, allen key and spanner the HCR assembly could be
> removed in a few minutes.
> Armed with a crowbar it could be removed in seconds.
> But then again, so could practically any part of our bikes.
>  
> Howlin'


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