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Old 9 Apr 2005
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ok, i know its probably been asked before (if so point me in the right direction please), but what tenere (1986) specific spares do i need to cart round on a long trip? ive done trips before on a bmw so know the usuall, spokes, tubes, levers, cables etc. ta muchly....
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I've used the following in the past:

Cable (zip) ties
Stainless lockwire
Camera film tub filled with grease
Fuses
Electrical Connectors
Insulating tape

The tools & spares you take partially depend on your spannering skills.
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I strongly recomend that you take a couple of chain rollers, inner and outer as they gave us and other XT600 riders trouble on the road.
If your rear suspension is fresh and the pre-load set correctly for your load you may not need them, but they are small parts to carry and prevent the drive chain cutting through the frame. It's also worth visually checking them every time you lube the chain, very easy once you have spotted them for the first time (one above the top run of the chain, the other below the bottom run)

I would also take a set of front and back brake pads and possibly a front sprocket (you may well be able to find a rear sprocket and chain locally, the front is more unusual. Also, as it has roughly 1/3rd the number of teath as the back it probobally wears three times as fast, some people recommend changing it before the rear and chain, to extend the chains life, though I have never bothered.
Oh, and a couple of the tab washers that retain the nut that holds the front sprocket on, ans possibly a spare nut too, as I am told that they have been known to come off & disappear

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And some more:
+ spare CDI box
+ spark plugs
+ brake pads, especially if you are going into mud
+ complete chain set I would recommend, and certainly the special nut on the shaft
+ levers
+ rear wheel bearings
+ for the older types: rectifier / regulator assembly
+ if your air filter is not washable, a lot of spares
+ spare gear shift pedal

That's about it, methinks except for the normal stuff like wire, connectors, fuses, epoxy steel, etc

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