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Road Captain
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Road tools
I've been looking at this tool kit http://www.beza.biz/windzone/catalog/ek1hdand it has these items in it:
Locking pliers
Tire pressure gauge
Flashlight w/ Battery
3/8" Ratchet Driver
5/8" Spark plug socket
13/16" Spark plug socket
3/8" & 7/16" Open-ended wrench
1/2" & 9/16" Open ended wrench
5/8" & 3/4" Open ended wrench
10mm Combination wrench
9 Hex Keys/Allen Wrenches
7-piece Torx set (T-10 thru T-40)
Phillips #1
Phillips #2
Small Slotted
Large Slotted
Spark plug gap gauge
Electrical wire
Electrical tape
Spare turn / tailight bulb
I have many of these items but would need to get a few to make it complete.
For you road warriors out there, what is lacking in this collection?
Also, will a 1/4" ratchet do the job or should I just have a 3/8" and a reducer to 1/4" drive?
Thanks,
Locking pliers
Tire pressure gauge
Flashlight w/ Battery
3/8" Ratchet Driver
5/8" Spark plug socket
13/16" Spark plug socket
3/8" & 7/16" Open-ended wrench
1/2" & 9/16" Open ended wrench
5/8" & 3/4" Open ended wrench
10mm Combination wrench
9 Hex Keys/Allen Wrenches
7-piece Torx set (T-10 thru T-40)
Phillips #1
Phillips #2
Small Slotted
Large Slotted
Spark plug gap gauge
Electrical wire
Electrical tape
Spare turn / tailight bulb
I have many of these items but would need to get a few to make it complete.
For you road warriors out there, what is lacking in this collection?
Also, will a 1/4" ratchet do the job or should I just have a 3/8" and a reducer to 1/4" drive?
Thanks,
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RE: Road tools
I would combine some things.
One good screwdriver with multiple tips.
carry a allen wrench to fit shifter, lights and primary.
carry tork bit for whatever normally a 10,15,27 (I think)
A wrench that fits rear axle nut and shocks.
pliers with cutters.
3/8 rachet stubby ext and 4". 3/8,7/16,1/2,9/16 deep socket and 3/8 down
to 1/4 adapter.
roll of black tape, 1/2 dozen 6 or 8 " plastic ties
test light and fuses.
flash light (harbor freight has a crankup one no batteries needed).
longer trips rubber tire plugs and a air compressor.
If you're really paranoid emergency repair belt.
find a safe place to wire tie a spare key just in case.
One good screwdriver with multiple tips.
carry a allen wrench to fit shifter, lights and primary.
carry tork bit for whatever normally a 10,15,27 (I think)
A wrench that fits rear axle nut and shocks.
pliers with cutters.
3/8 rachet stubby ext and 4". 3/8,7/16,1/2,9/16 deep socket and 3/8 down
to 1/4 adapter.
roll of black tape, 1/2 dozen 6 or 8 " plastic ties
test light and fuses.
flash light (harbor freight has a crankup one no batteries needed).
longer trips rubber tire plugs and a air compressor.
If you're really paranoid emergency repair belt.
find a safe place to wire tie a spare key just in case.
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RE: Road tools
..see.. lot's of possible combinations.
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Cruiser
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 110
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From: Colorado
RE: Road tools
i carry a tubeless tire repair kit, small air compressor, spark plugwrench, xtra bulbs (headlamp, tail, turn signal) screwdriver, torx bits, cell phone and AAA RV Plus.
anything other then those issues and it's on a flatbed. with todays tech what really craps out ?
on my 48 indian and 66 shovel i carried an adj wrench,
screw drivers, bulbs electrical tape, hose clamps, xtra fuel line (gas siphon) hammer 3/8-7/8 (3/8 drive) sockets fix a flat and ph numbers of friends with trucks. or i pushed / hitched to nearest phone booth
anything other then those issues and it's on a flatbed. with todays tech what really craps out ?
on my 48 indian and 66 shovel i carried an adj wrench,
screw drivers, bulbs electrical tape, hose clamps, xtra fuel line (gas siphon) hammer 3/8-7/8 (3/8 drive) sockets fix a flat and ph numbers of friends with trucks. or i pushed / hitched to nearest phone booth
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From: MA
RE: Road tools
I have that tool kit and it's very nice. In addition I also carry a 6" extension for my 3/8" ratchet.
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RE: Road tools
Go over you bike and figure out what tools you need making a list as you go, then go to Harbor Freight or similar and put together your own tool kit. It will be more complete and may even cost a few bucks less in the end.
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