Imminent trip - what is mandatory ?

Take legal req stuff.

Take sensible stuff like breakdown and travel ins

Insert petrol.

Open throttle.

Enjoy holiday.


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People saying spare bulbs?? How would I take spare LEDs as that what all my lights are on my GS and are not changeable on the side of the road.......
It doesn't apply to LEDs
 
Just to set your mind at rest…

 
I have one of those dongle token things for the Peage toll in France, sorted via their UK payment system. It makes life simple.

I fucking hate faffing around with gloves/change/notes/tickets whilst Jean-Pierre and the Lithuanian truckers queue up and curse behind me.
 
there is no penalty for NOT having them, so not enforced at all
The OP question is 'what is mandatory?' Breathalysers are mandated by French law.

What laws are enforced is a different question.

Have we mentioned Shit Air stickers (dependant on if you are travelling through any of the 11 Low Emission Zones in France)? The whole Shit Air thing is being ramped up over the course of this year. See: https://www.france.fr/en/holiday-prep/crit-air-anti-pollution-vehicle-sticker
 
I have one of those dongle token things for the Peage toll in France, sorted via their UK payment system. It makes life simple.

I fucking hate faffing around with gloves/change/notes/tickets whilst Jean-Pierre and the Lithuanian truckers queue up and curse behind me.
Fuli tag done :)
 
Surprised nobody has mentioned an adequate supply of Patum Peperium. And proper English tea bags. Plus some biscuits, the French don't make biscuits.
 
I have one of those dongle token things for the Peage toll in France, sorted via their UK payment system. It makes life simple.

I fucking hate faffing around with gloves/change/notes/tickets whilst Jean-Pierre and the Lithuanian truckers queue up and curse behind me.
I also recently have one of these and absolutely brilliant bit of kit and was completely free to setup etc and took about a month after going through the tolls for the money to come out.
Highly recommend, especially if you intend to travel during wet days and zero faffing around
 
I have one of those dongle token things for the Peage toll in France, sorted via their UK payment system. It makes life simple.

I fucking hate faffing around with gloves/change/notes/tickets whilst Jean-Pierre and the Lithuanian truckers queue up and curse behind me.

The dongles fail the OP’s mandatory test. Good to have, of course, but not mandated. You’ll have Greg the Mandate, after you. He’s hot on the topic.

I also have severe doubts as to whether the dongles meet the approval of many ‘hard nut’ bikermates on this forum. They report that nothing gives them greater pleasure than slowly removing gloves, counting coins, paying as slowly as possible and re-gloving again, very slowly, the queue growing behind them. This, so we are told, is their unique form of protest at being ripped-off by the fucking French, to use a motorway. That they also pretend to the world that they never use a motorway, “Cos they is well shit, mate” is skirted over.
 


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