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worzel 13-01-2011 10:25 AM

The Ring Checklist
 
Those who have been before will probably have most of this stuff already. For those who have not been before, the below list is invaluable.

Most of the items in the "For The Car" section are actually law in Europe, so I would advise that you make sure that you do / have these things arranged.

I'm sure that most of you who have been before will have this stuff, but it's well worth double checking, just in case. Anything that you haven't got can be purchased at places like Halfords, or worst case scenario on the ferry, but they do charge a bit more there.

The items in BLUE are the ones that are Law in Europe!

The Check List
FOR THE CAR

1: Spare Bulb Kit
2: Warning Triangle
3: Hi Visibility Vests (1 for each person in car)
4: Headlight Beam Deflectors
5: Fire Extinguisher
6: First Aid Kit

7: Octane Booster
8: Oil (optional but advised)
9: GB Sticker
10:Spare Key

11: Sat Nav (with European Data)
12: Crash Helmet
13: European Insurance & Breakdown Cover (make sure it covers repatriation, just in case)
14: Track insurance (those insured with Keith Micheals, call Moley)
15: Driving License (including Paper Part)
16: Locking wheel nut tool


PERSONAL ITEMS

1: Ferry Tickets (confirmation e-mail) & Passports
2: E 111
3: Euro's and debit / credit cards (inform bank that you are away for safety)
4: Mobile Phone & Charger
5: Headache Tablets (trust me)
6: European Plug Adaptor


Those with TOM TOM's down load the shell garages onto your european maps.

If you know of anything that need adding to this list, please feel free to add it. :ok:

Scott.T 13-01-2011 01:18 PM

Engine Hoist
Spare Engine

Lucky 13-01-2011 01:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SilverSurfer (Post 71540)
Engine Hoist
Spare Engine

:lol:

Cath 13-01-2011 01:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SilverSurfer (Post 71540)
Engine Hoist
Spare Engine

Dont tempt fate :angst:

Scott.T 13-01-2011 01:31 PM

Shall we start a sweep stake ??

worzel 13-01-2011 01:37 PM

You Bugger :lol:

So are you coming this year Scott?

SpecB 13-01-2011 05:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SilverSurfer (Post 71540)
Engine Hoist
Spare Engine

Make that a gearbox for me please!

Steve_PPP 13-01-2011 05:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueBugEye (Post 71563)
Make that a gearbox for me please!

We'll keep the back seats spare just in case ;)

Nige 13-01-2011 05:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueBugEye (Post 71563)
Make that a gearbox for me please!

Make that x2 mine should of bust last year :drive:

BIG"E" 13-01-2011 08:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by worzel (Post 71546)

So are you coming this year Scott?

Dont mention the FERRY prices.:wife::wife::wife:

worzel 13-01-2011 08:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BIG"E" (Post 71579)
Dont mention the FERRY prices.:wife::wife::wife:

PMSL :rofl:

ScoobySi 16-03-2011 06:37 PM

Only just came across this thread, god Im hating the french even more now .... any ideas wheres the best place to buy or errr, "borrow" a fire extinguisher from?

Si

BIG"E" 16-03-2011 07:50 PM

You can buy a fire extinguisher on the ferry or halfords..

SpecB 16-03-2011 08:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ScoobySi (Post 79491)
Only just came across this thread, god Im hating the french even more now .... any ideas wheres the best place to buy or errr, "borrow" a fire extinguisher from?

Si

I've got a spare one in the house if you need it, no bracket though.

Crowman 17-03-2011 10:47 AM

For those going alone, there are travel companions that can be brought in the bars once your there:whistle:

worzel 17-03-2011 11:24 AM

As in..... TP...... From Sliders :norty:

ScoobySi 17-03-2011 02:47 PM

Halfords, as im sure most other people on here, would rather avoid them :) but if its a must its a must.

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueBugEye (Post 79519)
I've got a spare one in the house if you need it, no bracket though.

No bracket means it will be rolling around yes? if so I can just put it under the passenger seat with a well place towel/bag :) so would be greatful to borrow that and will return unsed hopefully if Im not spending all day putting out burnt out evo's on the track :grin::whistle:

Si

Crowman 17-03-2011 05:36 PM

Oh yes a TP

SpecB 17-03-2011 06:19 PM

No problems Si I'll bring it along on the day it'll fit under a seat no problems, it's a slimline one.

ScoobySi 18-03-2011 10:30 PM

Cheers mate :)

Anger 18-03-2011 10:36 PM

Headlight beam deflectors... lets see if i can put these in the right place this year

SpecB 19-03-2011 08:06 AM

I put mine on wrong last year as well, bloody bugger to get off again and reposition!

Nige 19-03-2011 09:34 AM

Black sparky tape job done. :drive:

worzel 19-03-2011 11:05 AM

Much easier :ok:

Anger 19-03-2011 11:07 AM

JDM HID's wasnt the same place as you lot... i got flashed by most cars at night, i just put the full beam on and blinded them :D

Scott.T 20-03-2011 09:30 PM

Might be worth throwing this 'tool' in ya bag http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2294453.htm

Looks like a bit of a bargain.

Nige 20-03-2011 09:41 PM

Thats cheap but no RS :drive:

BIG"E" 22-05-2011 10:51 AM

Those who have been before will probably have most of this stuff already. For those who have not been before, the below list is invaluable.

Most of the items in the "For The Car" section are actually law in Europe, so I would advise that you make sure that you do / have these things arranged.

I'm sure that most of you who have been before will have this stuff, but it's well worth double checking, just in case. Anything that you haven't got can be purchased at places like Halfords, or worst case scenario on the ferry, but they do charge a bit more there.

The items in BLUE are the ones that are Law in Europe!

The Check List
FOR THE CAR

1: Spare Bulb Kit
2: Warning Triangle
3: Hi Visibility Vests (1 for each person in car)
4: Headlight Beam Deflectors
5: Fire Extinguisher
6: First Aid Kit

7: Octane Booster
8: Oil (optional but advised)
9: GB Sticker
10:Spare Key

11: Sat Nav (with European Data)
12: Crash Helmet
13: European Insurance & Breakdown Cover (make sure it covers repatriation, just in case)
14: Track insurance (those insured with Keith Micheals, call Moley)
15: Driving License (including Paper Part)
16: Locking wheel nut tool


PERSONAL ITEMS

1: Ferry Tickets (confirmation e-mail) & Passports
2: E 111
3: Euro's and debit / credit cards (inform bank that you are away for safety)
4: Mobile Phone & Charger
5: Headache Tablets (trust me)
6: European Plug Adaptor
7: Walkie talkies ?
8: Big bag of cash. Euros.

Those with TOM TOM's down load the shell garages onto your european maps.

If you know of anything that need adding to this list, please feel free to add it. :ok:

Not long now getting excited !!.:lol::doubleup:

Crowman 22-05-2011 11:57 AM

Don't forget travel insurance

Yeah 2 more sleeps :-)

BIG"E" 22-05-2011 12:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crowman (Post 88250)
Don't forget travel insurance

Yeah 2 more sleeps :-)

Can you sleep then ?

I am beginning to not too I will be glad when I am there.:nod:

E111 should cover most things but it doesn't cover repatriation.:nono:

I do not want to think about that though.:lol:

Crowman 22-05-2011 12:39 PM

I have taken out extra medical cover to ensure my back history is accounted for.
Mate I thought you would extra cover with your history .

BIG"E" 22-05-2011 12:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crowman (Post 88254)
I have taken out extra medical cover to ensure my back history is accounted for.
Mate I thought you would extra cover with your history .


Have you told the insurers that you have an existing condition?

Its going to cost me another £60 to get cover.

If I have troubles I am covered by the E111 for the clot buster.
I am going well prepared with asprin and GTN.

If I snuff it put me in someones boot and take me home, I wont feel a thing.

Just been doing some reseach might be changing my mind.
Why is it they can all come here at get it free, we go away and get ripped off this country really is run by a bunch of :wa:

Crowman 22-05-2011 01:16 PM

Mate I've researched and trust me if we are unfortunate to have problems with existing conditions it will cost a fortune.
I have good cover free with my Lloyds account, I then gave them all my history which put an £18 premium on it.
Your not going in my boot, your too fookin heavy :-)

stiggy 22-05-2011 01:31 PM

Not worried about the weight more the smell...

Crowman 22-05-2011 01:47 PM

Pmsl fat and smelly :-)























Love you Mr E

Skullfudge 22-05-2011 02:02 PM

Handy Thread Steve :)

What's with the headlight beam deflectors ?

BIG"E" 22-05-2011 02:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skullfudge (Post 88261)
Handy Thread Steve :)

What's with the headlight beam deflectors ?


You have to deflect the head light beam so it does not blind on coming drivers.

You can buy the kits from Halfords.

Or all you need is some black insulating tape and stick in the right position on the light.

ps Still waiting for a call :lol:

Skullfudge 22-05-2011 02:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BIG"E" (Post 88262)
You have to deflect the head light beam so it does not blind on coming drivers.

You can buy the kits from Halfords.

Or all you need is some black insulating tape and stick in the right position on the light.

ps Still waiting for a call :lol:



LOL I haven;t forgotten to call mate. I was going to ting you tomorrow evening.

Cheers

stiggy 22-05-2011 02:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skullfudge (Post 88263)
LOL I haven;t forgotten to call mate. I was going to ting you tomorrow evening.

Cheers

Are you coming round for lap practice in the eve mate?

BIG"E" 22-05-2011 02:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stiggy (Post 88264)
Are you coming round for lap practice in the eve mate?

To make sure you get the pace notes correct. :whistle:

SpecB 22-05-2011 05:39 PM

Got pretty much all my bits sorted and ready to take - anybody taking tools, I have a small kit and a larger kit, if nobody else is taking anything I'll take the larger kit.

I'll also have a 12v pump with me.

Anybody know if ScoobySi still wants to borrow an extinguisher from me?

Skullfudge 22-05-2011 05:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stiggy (Post 88264)
Are you coming round for lap practice in the eve mate?




Monday Pete ?

Crowman 22-05-2011 06:00 PM

Im taking plastic crate with socket set, mole grips, screw drivers , oil, brake fluid, a few clips and odds and sods.

SpecB 22-05-2011 06:06 PM

I'll take the small kit then - no doubt we'll have enough between us then - I'll be taking a litre of oil hopefully I won't need any as the leaks are all fixed!

ScoobySi 22-05-2011 06:11 PM

I have a mate around the corner from me that is lending me a triangle and a fire extinguisher, cheers though blue for offering :)

Crowman 22-05-2011 06:12 PM

Funny really, 1st year we went we all just pretty much jumped in our cars and went :-)

SpecB 22-05-2011 06:21 PM

It's not the going that bothers me it's the coming back!

BIG"E" 22-05-2011 07:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueBugEye (Post 88297)
It's not the going that bothers me it's the coming back!


What when the honeymoon starts in Brugge. :lol: :whistle:

Steve_PPP 22-05-2011 07:44 PM

I'll be taking some basic tool that'll let me change brake pads after my last experience with bluestuff NDXs - hopefully this set will be better!

Crowman 23-05-2011 12:28 PM

If anyone has not sorted their European breakdown cover, go with Churchill.
I have normally just upgraded my AA but they want £90.
I shopped around this morning and Churchill fully comprehensive cover is £37. Spot on.


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