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- nice pic there Doc !

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I love this topic , it always helps to remind me to check pouch inventory.
set of hex wrenches
torx TORX: 25,27,40
9/16,1/2,7/16 two , 3/8 or 8 , 10, 12, 13 , 14mm
3/8 , 7/16, 1/2 socket small and 10, 12, 13 , 14mm socket
3/16 , 1/4 allens
spark plug
crescent
flathead screwdriver , phillips
vise grips
knife
elec. tape
wire
zip ties
one extra fuse
headlite bulb
small hose clamp
flashlite
tire plugs
small vise grips
small adjustable
extra pushrod
low air pressure tire guage for my shocks
bundgee cord
small set booster cables
dual fire coil

I've been looking for service manual that I can transfer to my iphone but nothing yet, although I do have one on there for my wifes 89 heritage which can get me out of a jam.

 

This is the most I have ever spent on a bike and the first one to come without any tools. There is always a walmart or hardware store close so i'm gonna chance it.

 

At the very, very least you should have zip ties, electrical tape, heck wrenches that will fit your bar clamp, a spark plug gapper, a spark plug socket, perhaps a set of spark plugs (just a thought), a tire tool if you have tubeless tires (I don't), a set of vice grips, screw driver (philips and flat), flashlight, tire gauge, a socket wrench, maybe a few sockets and if possible a leatherman or knife.

 

I have a 'helicopter bag' that I keep in a saddle bag. Doesn't eat much room and holds a LOT of tools and spares. To figure out what I NEEDED in the bag, I do all my maintenance with the tools in the bag. If I have to get something out of the rollaway, it goes in the bag and a new one goes in the rollaway. There are some strange tools, but not really a lot of tools in the sack.