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  • November 27, 2012 at 11:04 pm #102109

    craig evans
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    hi guys iv got a 2011 te310 my question is can i buy a tool kit [spaners screwdrivers allinkeys what ever] to put in my backpac for changing tyres and what ever esle arises or can you guys make up a better kit to suit this bike and also what sprockets sizes do you recommend for trails and some butium riding thanx wolfie

    November 28, 2012 at 9:18 am #232931

    Dwayne O
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    I have the Kinchrome toolkit from CM TOOLS (Chris 72A)
    The bag has just been replaced after 2.5 years or so but the tools are pretty good quality and handy for working on a range of bikes ;)

    You can of course add some Husky specific tools if necessary, but pretty much most things are in the kit
    Check out the toolkit in the banner on top of the homepage :)

    November 28, 2012 at 11:33 am #232932

    craig evans
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    Thanks eagle for that I just weren’t to sure iF there are any specific tools for the 310 i mite need as it never came with any . All the work so far has been done in the shop,and all the use its had has been close to home but I’m really startn to like the bike and mite try it on a few bigger rides when I can

    November 28, 2012 at 9:59 pm #232982

    Mark Bunting
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    G’day Wolfie

    I’ve got an 09 310 te and the one thing you might need is a large Allen Key (Spelling :huh: ) for the front axel. Can’t remember the size.

    Or you can swap it for a nut that you can use a spanner or socket. That’s what I’ve done.

    Other than that your general tool kit will do all your regular maintenance.

    Kram B)

    November 29, 2012 at 2:05 am #232933

    Justin Mcknnon
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    From experience with riding with guys husq-grenades, Id recommend a tow rope and a little can of wd-40 and a rag (when its wet the plug hole fills with water, use the dry rag to soak up water + WD40 I have resusitated 3 x 310s now) plus 11 and 13mm spanners…

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