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What would you do?
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You're 850 miles from home, and you realise that the funny noise you
can hear is being caused by the tyre rubbing on the inside of the
swing-arm.
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So what was wrong? You've had time to look at it by now.
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... but not the inclination.
I suspect it's the standard "swing arm reinforcement gone rusty and
expanded" problem.
It's easily solved, either by taking a bfo hammer to it, or fitting
the new swing-arm that's sitting on the shelf in the garage.
That'll be after re-acquiring a clutch on the Blackbird.
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Do you?
a: return to the mother-in-law and attempt a repair?
b: phone Carole Nash International Rescue?
c: smear some grease on the tyre and ride it home?
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File away some of the swinging arm to give the tyre more clearance.
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Just dump it in the out-tray.
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Own up! That's what you did, you cheeky monkey.
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