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I want to put a forkbag up front with some basic tools that could help out in a pinch. Anyone have any recomendations as to what i should put in there?
thanks
With a fork bag and limited space a leatherman or swiss army knife,couple wire tires,very small adjustable wrench, a screw driver that pulls apart and has a phillips on one end and straight on the other. Electrical tape (half roll), couple wire ends, one deep socket, a stubby ratchet and two spark plugs. Also if the room they make a temporary clutch cable repair kit from JP cycle. All this will fit in a VERY small tool bag. When you have a chopper YOU KNOW.
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HD windshield bar relocated on the front of the frame, I carry a crescent wrench, tape, allen keys, torx keys, screw drivers, zip ties etc. Sometimes a joint! LOL
I want to put a forkbag up front with some basic tools that could help out in a pinch. Anyone have any recomendations as to what i should put in there?
thanks
I've got a swingarm bag on the way from SO Kustoms and I have a tool kit that is actually an old screw driver zip case. I don't keep the screw drivers in there so I just put tools in all the alastic loops. I've got screw driver with several different bits, hex keys, a whole set of standard wrenches, some fuses, a pocket knife, and flashlight. The case will only take up a small part of the swing arm bag so i will still have room for bandanas, rain gear, and glasses, etc. I'll post pics when I get the swing arm bag.
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