Tool Kit For The Road
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Tool Kit For The Road
With todays bikes, there are some things that you can repair on the road, but most things being electronic are best left to a professional. Below I'll try to give you some of the things that would be usefull for a tool kit for the road in case of a breakdown.
A multi tip screwdriver (2 in 1) phillips and regular on the tips.
Spark plug wrench.
Pair of vice grips 6"-8" Or Channel lock pliers.
Set of torx bits (just the bits) preferrably ones that will fit into the multi tip screwdriver handle.
A multi tool of allen keys.(6-10 piece set in one tool).
Small set of 6 point wrenches.
Small 3/8 drive socket set, if you have the room.
A 6' adjustable wrench.
Tubeless tire repair kit with inflator.
Spare fuses.
Pair of cutting pliers (side cutters).
A length of plastic tubing for "borrowing" some gas.
A dozen or so nylon zip ties.
Electrical tape.
Some assorted bolts and nuts.
A few different size hose clamps.
A few feet of safety wire to get you home if a cable breaks.
Emergency repair barrel for the clutch cable(has 2 screws that clamp the cable for a temp repair).
A 12 volt test light.
A small flashlight that works.
Some rags to clean up with also a tiny spray can of WD40 to use as a hand cleaner or a lube.
Most important is a cell phone when you find out you can't fix it.
Sounds like a lot but will get you through some of the smaller break downs.
A multi tip screwdriver (2 in 1) phillips and regular on the tips.
Spark plug wrench.
Pair of vice grips 6"-8" Or Channel lock pliers.
Set of torx bits (just the bits) preferrably ones that will fit into the multi tip screwdriver handle.
A multi tool of allen keys.(6-10 piece set in one tool).
Small set of 6 point wrenches.
Small 3/8 drive socket set, if you have the room.
A 6' adjustable wrench.
Tubeless tire repair kit with inflator.
Spare fuses.
Pair of cutting pliers (side cutters).
A length of plastic tubing for "borrowing" some gas.
A dozen or so nylon zip ties.
Electrical tape.
Some assorted bolts and nuts.
A few different size hose clamps.
A few feet of safety wire to get you home if a cable breaks.
Emergency repair barrel for the clutch cable(has 2 screws that clamp the cable for a temp repair).
A 12 volt test light.
A small flashlight that works.
Some rags to clean up with also a tiny spray can of WD40 to use as a hand cleaner or a lube.
Most important is a cell phone when you find out you can't fix it.
Sounds like a lot but will get you through some of the smaller break downs.
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