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i'm starting to put together a tool kit for ol justin (just in case) to keep in the saddleabgs and was wondering if any one had any suggestions.Its an '04 road king, so far i've got a siphon and thats about it dont realy know where to start. i've go every thing in the garage but dont know what i'll need when on the road.
#1 Zip ties and electrical tape
#2 Gerber Multitool
#3 Brightly Colored Bandana (for wiping, signaling others, tying stuff down, to put all other tools in)
#4 flashlight & a Chem light( bikes love to break at night)
#1 Zip ties and electrical tape
#2 Gerber Multitool
#3 Brightly Colored Bandana (for wiping, signaling others, tying stuff down, to put all other tools in)
#4 flashlight & a Chem light( bikes love to break at night)
-Basic tools (don't forget the #27 Torx)
-Duct tape wrapped around a pencil
-Hose clamps
-Sunscreen and bug repellent wipes
-Spare glasses
And I'm sure I have forgotten a few things...
1 10mm box wrench (Battery Terminals) Yes even HD uses metric
2 Torx bits27,25,40
3 3/8 ratchet with small 3" extension and 3/8 socket for the torx bits
4 multi driver handle (Screw Driver)with a couple of assorted phillips and strait head bits.
5 5" cresent wrench
6 multi tool
7Allan wrench set foldable
8 1/2 roll of electrical tape
9 tire pressure guage
10 3/8 drive socket (cant remember the size) to remove my mustang seat (solo set up)
11 6 9" ty wraps
12 small serated knife
I have this all in a8x8x3 foldable pouch.rechargableled flashlight/headlamp very usable
I bought the Windzone kit for HD's and love it. $50 off ebay.
Yea I got the same kit,it pretty much has everything you need if you breakdown or for general repairs. I like it. The only thing I would add to it would be a small flashlight.
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