The problem with CO2 is that if something goes wrong then they run out quick. I carry a small electric air pump on my Road King.

The best tire plug kit is Tire Plugger by StopNGo. This is the version I use:
http://www.stopngo.com/products/plugger/1075.asp

It uses a mushroom shaped plug and no glue. And you don't have to remove the wheel. They have a version with CO2.

 

Cant be havin all the worry!.....phone numbers are lighter ...

 

I've got the Cruztools in a tear drop holder that just barely fits into my tear drop case. I only take it on overnighters and knock on wood, I haven't had to use them yet. Kinda pricey, but you don't want to be let down with crappy tools when you're on the side of the road.

 

Milwaukee Motorcycle Clothing Co.
http://www.carrollleather-biker.com/...d-tool-bag.asp
Rolled Tool Bag
Item ID - 711 | MSRP: $53.00

A must have accessory for all bikers. Great leather rolled tool bag with double buckle straps with lots of storage room. 12" long 4 double stitched inside slots with flap for extra security and one inside 6" snap pocket. Lots of storage capacity in a small place.

 

Leatherman and a kit I made. I had a sears craftsman mini kit that was nice too but it mysteriously disappeared. Since I now have saddlebags I got a tool roll and put in various wrenches, sockets, needle nose, set of diagnonal cutters, zip ties, electrical tape, and all in allen wrenches and torx.

Drew

 

+1 on the Windzone kit. I keep mine in a fork bag that's cable-tied to my downtubes. Seldom used but that's how you want it.

 

Does this attach directly to the forks, or does it have to go in a bag?

 

What I carry with me fits in a regular size overnight bag kept in my saddlebag. I also have an electrical assortment kit in the other bag. I also carry a spare oil filter and headlight/taillight bulbs. I've had to break out the tools twice on this bike, and more than that on the old rat.

When a guy gets a hole in an oil filter in Lesterville, MO on a Sunday morning with a full day's ride to get home......you can be a hero.

 

I like the HD Snap-on set... haven't had to use on my bike, but have been able to help out some others.

http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US

 

Pieced together my own and stuffed it in here: