Don't be mean to elephants.

[OneeyedJohn]

I saw this elephant on the roadside, but had no food to offer, so took a photo and moved on, got into the hills and suddenly my chain came off the sprocket, couldn't fix it myself, u need more than a pair of hands, so eventually a lorry came by and the guys jumped out to help me, got the chain back on, and then they told me there was a bike shop just 1Km down the road, unbelievable out here in the jungle.

So off I toddle slowly and the guy there helps me out straightaway, tightens up my chain, and won't accept any payment of any kind, and I am happily on my way.

 

The moral is don't <deleted> off an elephant or they will put a curse on you.

[Crossy]

10 minutes ago, OneeyedJohn said:

The moral is don't <deleted> off an elephant or they will put a curse on you.

 

They are also quite capable of picking you up and smashing you against a tree which may be more painful than the curse.

 

Great that you got sorted, but how loose was that chain?

[OneeyedJohn]

It was extremely loose, very remiss of me not to check, because all Honda CB's, CBR's have  this tendency for the chain to loosen too easily and regularly.

 

I did keep one eye on the elephant as I was mounting my bike, 'cos he looked a bit cheesed off.