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well it's been snowing since yesterday so no riding today!!!
I have a question on a tool kit to carry on the bike. I am not mechanically inclined at all but would like to have the proper tools in case somebody who is may stop by to help LOL
where can I buy one and what price should it be so I am not overcharged
You should have gotten a kit with your bike. One real handy tool is a torx driver. You can buy one of those drivers that has the bits in the handle with a good selection of sizes. I also have a screwdriver with the bits in the handle too. Craftsman makes both of these and are good quality.
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