Tool Kit?
Also, recommendations for a 1/4" drive torque wrench for the in/lb settings. I'm not too confident in Harbor Freight....
the best way to go about it is to build your own. what i do is whenever i work on the bike, i break out the bike toolkit. if i need a tool to do a job, i get it out of my toolbox, then i ask myself, is this something that i could conceivably have to do on the road. if the answer is yes, then i leave it in my bike kit and buy a new one for the toolbox.
you really don't need that much. a few sockets, mostly sae with a couple of metric thrown in, couple of screwdrivers, couple extensions, some combo wrenches, hex keys, torx drivers esp. t27, some zip ties, a tire plug kit, co2 or mini compressor, duct tape, bailing wire, couple extra fuses, and light bulbs.
in 10 years, i have only needed my toolkit once for myself, a 1/2'' wrench to take the top locking plate off my kickstand to replace the spring. have needed it countless times for other people though
Buy it off a truck, and you may be able to get the price down a bit , I did.
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