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We arrrived at Land's End on Friday the 13th of April. It was tiring, the mighty camino didn't make the entire trip (or much of the trip) and I crossed the finish line on a Puch Maxi 2. twonjogle4brads.wordpress.com Has a full blog on the travels. I am going to get the Camino back on the road though ...

jasper wauters wrote:I did a big trip without indicators and without liscence plate, never had the cops on my tail (maybe because i shot them )

I wont go to that extremes!



Its legal in the UK not to have indicators but we have to have a numberplate.

We start 2 weeks today!



Twon

kozanatos wrote:^ I dislike when I run out of fuel !

Hopefully your trip goes well!

I felt very stupid for running out of petrol!

2 weeks on Thursday we leave for our trip!

Ooops!

It had run out of petrol.



Had it running this afternoon so I know it is working.

Which is nice.

Twon

Well I spent last weekend fixing the slipping chain and loose rear wheel. Easy jobs. When I then took it outside to start it up it worked fine. But the moment I tried to take it out for a ride it cut out and wouldn't re-start! I'm hoping its just run out of petrol so i've got some to put in there ...

Great Camino!!!! :wink: Thanks! I've got a cd full of Restoration pictures from a couple I years ago. :) We like more pictures.... :d :wink: Grtz There are some on the blog.... and also a video of me removing the rear wheel (be warned, there is some serious injury and blood!) http://twonjogle4brads ...

Nelder wrote:Make sure you stop enough, at least every hour. Very important to not overheat the cylinder and to not suffer with your back

I think we are doing stops about every 2 hours. We are trying to make sure we stop regularly not only for petrol, but also our health!

kadettgsiboy wrote:Great Camino!!!!

Thanks!

I've got a cd full of Restoration pictures from a couple I years ago.

It looks like a nice Camino to do the journey with. But indicators are very important on a trip that far. You know what to do next. :wink: Also it's a great concept, driving for the cancer foundation. Hope to hear more from your trip and how your beautiful Camino survived the journey. You shure got ...

So this year I'm attempting, with a large number number of friends, to do 1001 miles from the top to the bottom of the UK. While some people are doing it on F1SE's and new Peugeots, me and another bloke both bought the Mighty Honda Camino! Mine is a 1982 in black. I've created a blog where I've ...