Cruz Tool Road Tech H3, All I replaced was the Cruz screwdriver with the Harley one. Great complete kit.

JIM

 

+1. I have the Windzone EK1-HD. I have used it few times myself, but not for repairs. Stupid things like messing around with a new gadgets etc, but I have loaned it my riding buddies MANY times. Just this past sat, one of my riding buddies mirror's decided to come loose and just flop around. Broke out the kit, and fixed right up. It comes in very handy. You can get it here:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Windzone-EK-...a792f0&vxp=mtr

This is were I got mine from and its less than 1/2 the price you will see it at any dealership or bike shop I've ever seen it.

Add to it another small roll of mechanics wire, some jiffy stand springs, blue thread locker, fuses, zip ties, and you be able to tackle most small (fixable) problems.

 

Not a tool but part...
I carry an extra shift linkage...Fits perfect in bottom of saddlebag.I switched mine out for helm joints and thru old stocker in the bottom of bag just incase someone need one on the road..:-)

 

+1 for the Windzone HD-1 kit plus torx bits (including a #27, zip ties, fuses, mini-compressor, tire gauge .... and progressive air pump.

 

I'm going to use this tool roll http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/p...cessor=content and put one together myself.

 

Nice kit by snap on but pricey. Then again you have Snap On quality.

 

I have everything here, I just bought a cheap leather tool bag with the cinch down straps and a clean rag, tokeep it in,just cinch down tight so wont rattle throw it in bottom of left side bag sice I use my right bag more and lock it up! Dont forget some spare fuses!!

 

thanks everybody!! from what i have read here, i pretty well figured out what i'm going to take. wanted ideas so that i could put together my own kit from what i have in the tool box.

 

Yep, great tools BUT LOTS of wasted space.