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Old 28 Nov 2005
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Here's F650gs Tools list.
Here are the tools I have found to be vital for any distance traveling short or long for the f650gs. If there is anything missing I'll be glad to add it up
http://www.dinoY.com
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seems to be a problem with your site - no response at all.

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Look it up now its working
if not check out
http://www.cyprusmototours.com/dinoy/f650gsTools.htm
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Dino

I'd have those front and rear lumps checked out if I were you: they sound nasty!

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Oops... sometimes autocorrect does bring misunderstandings.
Done.
Thanks for the Tip.

Is there anything I should add?

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torque wrench?
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