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Welcome Michael from down-under and sounds like a great trip to undertake.
Richard
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I have undertaken a few European trips in my M3W.
All the tyres have puncture sealant in them which is supposed to seal small punctures even in the front with tubes. The following is a list of what I also take in no particular order.
Spare front inner tube, tyre levers, jack, exhaust/rectifier bobbins, spare cam belt + dowels to fit, large cable ties both plastic and metal, spare throttle cable, set of imperial and metric Allen keys, set of open ended spanners, spanners to fit the rear axle nuts (can't remember off the top of my head the sizes) spare fuel pump, assorted screwdrivers, gaffer tape, tyre pump.
Having said all that I have never had any problems, the cam belt did come in useful for another M3W once though plus the cable ties and tools have helped others. All these parts/tools fit in a box underr the bonnet.
2021 M3W
2013 M3W - Sold
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Hi Michael I'll look out for you, I live in Chrishall.  I've wanted a M3W for a while, will be interested to see how you get on with yours.
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Welcome to the Forum Michael.
Not a M3W owner but a set of Spare Bulbs, Fuses and Relays, if yours has them, would be worth adding.
Sounds like a great trip in the planning. 
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I have undertaken a few European trips in my M3W.
All the tyres have puncture sealant in them which is supposed to seal small punctures even in the front with tubes. The following is a list of what I also take in no particular order.
Spare front inner tube, tyre levers, jack, exhaust/rectifier bobbins, spare cam belt + dowels to fit, large cable ties both plastic and metal, spare throttle cable, set of imperial and metric Allen keys, set of open ended spanners, spanners to fit the rear axle nuts (can't remember off the top of my head the sizes) spare fuel pump, assorted screwdrivers, gaffer tape, tyre pump.
Having said all that I have never had any problems, the cam belt did come in useful for another M3W once though plus the cable ties and tools have helped others. All these parts/tools fit in a box underr the bonnet. +1
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Some great advice - thank you all. I'll update you on my return.
Cheers.
Michael.
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Welcome into the madhouse Michael.
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