NW RALLY 2024

[Kawa Triple Parts]

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[PaulD]

Looking forward to this as it will be my first triples rally
Can someone arrange the sunshine please

[cookie2stroke]

Hi!

I’m coming to the Rally. It’s my first one - do I need to book anything or pay anyone for anything? I’m looking to kip in my van, is there camping at the place??

[Luke Sharp]

No pre-booking or paying needed. And lots of people sleep in their vans, myself included.

Just pay at the tent when you’ve parked up, walk around & say hello.

[Wessiedave]

The entrance to the rugby club is between 70 and 72 Melbourne ave, I found a couple of triples looking for it last year! See you all there.

[Nigel S]

Looking forward to this as it will be my first triples rally
Can someone arrange the sunshine please

Long range forecast is good for Sunday and a bit dodgy for Saturday.
Maybe Tony should bag some uo and bring it home.

[SAM]

Not hoping to be all day driving so will head out from My place at 5am Friday.

[Kawa Triple Parts]

Rally T-shirts have arrived, only available at the rally. No advanced orders please, I have too much other stuff to do! Hope to see you there

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[SAM]

Blue is the colour?

[Kawa Triple Parts]

Blue is the colour?

Is that a question or a statement Sam

[SAM]

Yes?

[Kawa Triple Parts]

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[Wolfie]

It's this weekend... Is anyone going?

[Olde Coney]

It's this weekend... Is anyone going?

We away on hols just now so may not make it this time

[SAM]

Van loaded. John & I heading out 5am tomorrow.

[SAM]

Thanks to all that made it an amazing weekend. John & I both had a great time. Awesome rideout. Also thanks to team suppling lunch on rideout.

[Luke Sharp]

Was indeed a great weekend, thanks to all involved in organising. Was great to catch up with everyone.

Marred for me only by the breakdown on the Saturday ride out. Front sprocket came off, but managed to coast/push/coast to The Inn at Whitewell. I do carry quite a few tools including a screwdriver, but only a tiny handle with no purchase so could not budge the sprocket cover screws.

So the AA were called, in part just to test that the cover through Peter James Insurance worked. After 2 hours the first guy came, looked at the H2 like it had come from another planet and said “ I can’t fix that, I’ll call recovery “ So another 2.5 hour wait for the flatbed, back to the campsite by 18:00. Offloaded from the truck okay, but pushing it into the campsite and everything locked up solid! Many thanks to Glen & Mike for help getting the chain off and the bike back onto the site.

Also thanks to Farmer John for the replacement nut & washer. Lesson learnt: make sure it’s secure, carry a spare nut & washer, and a JIS screwdriver that actually works.

[Olde Coney]

Gutted that I couldn't be there this time....but really glad that things went well and a good time was had by all

[skub]

Was indeed a great weekend, thanks to all involved in organising. Was great to catch up with everyone.

Marred for me only by the breakdown on the Saturday ride out. Front sprocket came off, but managed to coast/push/coast to The Inn at Whitewell. I do carry quite a few tools including a screwdriver, but only a tiny handle with no purchase so could not budge the sprocket cover screws.

So the AA were called, in part just to test that the cover through Peter James Insurance worked. After 2 hours the first guy came, looked at the H2 like it had come from another planet and said “ I can’t fix that, I’ll call recovery “ So another 2.5 hour wait for the flatbed, back to the campsite by 18:00. Offloaded from the truck okay, but pushing it into the campsite and everything locked up solid! Many thanks to Glen & Mike for help getting the chain off and the bike back onto the site.

Also thanks to Farmer John for the replacement nut & washer. Lesson learnt: make sure it’s secure, carry a spare nut & washer, and a JIS screwdriver that actually works.

How did the sprocket come off? Was the tab washer missing?

[Wolfie]

A NOS Sprocket nut costs a few quid from Z-Power Ian. Handy to keep under the seat..

Yes I have. on both counts...

[husson73]

Was indeed a great weekend, thanks to all involved in organising. Was great to catch up with everyone.

Marred for me only by the breakdown on the Saturday ride out. Front sprocket came off, but managed to coast/push/coast to The Inn at Whitewell. I do carry quite a few tools including a screwdriver, but only a tiny handle with no purchase so could not budge the sprocket cover screws.

So the AA were called, in part just to test that the cover through Peter James Insurance worked. After 2 hours the first guy came, looked at the H2 like it had come from another planet and said “ I can’t fix that, I’ll call recovery “ So another 2.5 hour wait for the flatbed, back to the campsite by 18:00. Offloaded from the truck okay, but pushing it into the campsite and everything locked up solid! Many thanks to Glen & Mike for help getting the chain off and the bike back onto the site.

Also thanks to Farmer John for the replacement nut & washer. Lesson learnt: make sure it’s secure, carry a spare nut & washer, and a JIS screwdriver that actually works.

Always have allen screws on all covers and a front sprocket nut and washer on the tool bag just in case.
Anyway this wasn't a bad breakdown as you finished to solve it.

[Kawa Triple Parts]

A NOS Sprocket nut costs a few quid ..... Handy to keep under the seat..

I had several nuts and tab washers for sale on the gridwall at the Rally.
and plenty in the shop....
https://kawasakitripleparts.com/?s=fron ... cba1185463

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