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What have you done to your Elgrand today?

After seeing Blaggards sausage I decided to copy him as I need two tie downs for my mountain bike, I was using tie downs on my Harlequin dance floor but it’s not right for the job.

Same thing except I used an aluminium pipe, I think it was a washing line at one point and a couple of M6 eyelets.

Covered it in Kevlar wrap ( I used too much heat and it blistered 😆 ) and job is done.

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"Blaggards Sausage" is either a 70s psychedelic band, A Scottish monument or something featured in BlackAdder....
 
That bag looks suspicious...too neatly placed...serial killer?
It's the Elgrand essentials bag
Gooloo power pack, rechargeable tyre inflator, code reader, 1st aid box, small socket set, couple of screwdrivers, random jubilee clips, pack of zip ties!
You never know!!
 
It's the Elgrand essentials bag
Gooloo power pack, rechargeable tyre inflator, code reader, 1st aid box, small socket set, couple of screwdrivers, random jubilee clips, pack of zip ties!
You never know!!
Zip ties...🤔

Chloroform?
 
How did you attach the wood to the stud ?

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Pre-drilled holes in wood to sit over existing bolts. Covered bolts with a wrap round of electric tape to smooth out and protect and tapped down with rubber mallet.
When I want seats back in it will be reverse procedure.
 
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