Butterflies in my tummy!!

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Well I woke up at "daft-o-clock" this morning with butterflies in my tummy. After finally getting the Motorhome back yesterday with its now fully functioning fridge it was action stations as we loaded as much as we could. Just the last few bits to load today and a chilli to make to stick in the freezer to aid us on the journey down to Spain. We still haven't fitted the tyre pressure alert thingies which we bought last year so I have told Glynn it's his main job for the day before we head to the weighbridge to check our weight ( even though we will be well under but need to know how many bottles of wine can be added :wine::rofl:). Does anybody know if the process of fitting them will cause air to escape? Should we pump the tyres to the correct temperature before or after fitting them? Are they easy to do? We leave at 4am tomorrow to head for the Eurotunnel, oooooh I am sooooo excited. We will be away until 30th September so we expect to clock up some serious miles on the bikes!! Let's hope there is less rain than we had in France last year!! :cooler:
 
Have a great time, I'm sure the weather will be a lot warmer than here in Blighty !
 
Have a good journey, sounds fantastic.
 
Pump up tyres to correct pressure then fit the sensors. A small amount of air will escape but nothing to worry about.

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Leave the poor boy in bed a bit longer you know he needs his beauty sleep. Have a great time and hopefully we will see you on the road. (y)
 
Leave the poor boy in bed a bit longer you know he needs his beauty sleep. Have a great time and hopefully we will see you on the road. (y)
He's way too handsome for his own good already, must be all the lay-ins he's had since he gave up work :rofl:

Look forward to meeting up with you and Carole, hopefully in the not too distant future :wine::party: xx
 
You've got me almost as excited as you CB, have a really lovely time.

I wish my main job for the day was just to inflate tyres to the correct pressure.
 
Have a brilliant trip.

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You are going to fit something less than 24 hours before a journey? I wouldn't! What happens if you find you have 4 flat tyres at dark o'clock tomorrow morning?

But I'm sure you will be fine, don't listen to me, just a worrier. Have a great trip.

Just check the tyre pressures before you go to bed tonight!
 
Have a great trip - will keep our eyes open for you in Spain!

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Safe travels, I will enjoy reading all about it on your blog.
 
You've got me almost as excited as you CB, have a really lovely time.

I wish my main job for the day was just to inflate tyres to the correct pressure.

That'a good coming from you Greif! you old wind bag
 
Hi coolbeanz Have a good & safe trip , I am very jelly-ass !!

Loved your blog
 
Well I woke up at "daft-o-clock" this morning with butterflies in my tummy. After finally getting the Motorhome back yesterday with its now fully functioning fridge it was action stations as we loaded as much as we could. Just the last few bits to load today and a chilli to make to stick in the freezer to aid us on the journey down to Spain. We still haven't fitted the tyre pressure alert thingies which we bought last year so I have told Glynn it's his main job for the day before we head to the weighbridge to check our weight ( even though we will be well under but need to know how many bottles of wine can be added :wine::rofl:). Does anybody know if the process of fitting them will cause air to escape? Should we pump the tyres to the correct temperature before or after fitting them? Are they easy to do? We leave at 4am tomorrow to head for the Eurotunnel, oooooh I am sooooo excited. We will be away until 30th September so we expect to clock up some serious miles on the bikes!! Let's hope there is less rain than we had in France last year!! :cooler:

Are you taking Coal to Newcastle as well!!:confused::whistle:
 
:hi: Soooo jealous, have a good trip and thanks for all the travel info you share. We are learning such a lot from all the funsters who travel abroad and share their experiences it is going to make our maiden trip so much easier when we eventually get it sorted.

:thanks3:

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Have a great trip CB. The weather is going to be fab for you as I have booked it and intend to make use of it in May for 8 weeks.
 
Glad the fridge is OK now, that was a bit close time-wise! Have a great time. :LOL:
 
Sounds good have a great time (y)
 
Thanks for all the lovely messages guys and gals. Managed to get everything done except the weighbridge but as we had so much spare payload last year it wasn't too important. Number one son is taking us out for a Carvery in a minute so I can get my last roast dinner fix before swapping it for paella and Rioja!! Still got butterflies, I am like a kid at Christmas :clap2::party2::cooler::wine::rofl:
 
have a great sip :wine: :party2:

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