Tools in your Tool Bag

[Axel]

Here is my tool bag. I have changed the Allen to the ball end cause there's a few places it makes it easier.

Socket is a deep 1/2" socket with a 1/4" drive that is in the event I ever got to remove my exhaust but I don't carry the drive figured I could buy it or someone may have one where ever I'm at (hotel)

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Hi Eric,

This looks good. I´ll look for these parts, cause this year I´ll make a few longer trips and these parts eat mot much space

All the best!
Axel

 

[Th3InfamousI]

Hi Eric,

This looks good. I´ll look for these parts, cause this year I´ll make a few longer trips and these parts eat mot much space

All the best!
Axel

Those all fit in a standard tool roll



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[PacoPetty]

I’m headed to Harbor Freight now to stock my tool roll! Thank you all for the great information. @BWG56 I will use four 3” zip ties to get to 12” as always this is applicable in many different situations.

 

[dentdude36]

Trade the Dog in for one of these it looks like this rider has all the bases covered

 

[PacoPetty]

Trade the Dog in for one of these it looks like this rider has all the bases covered
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Omg! That’s my dream bike!

 

[Jersey Big Mike]

I’m headed to Harbor Freight now to stock my tool roll! Thank you all for the great information. @BWG56 I will use four 3” zip ties to get to 12” as always this is applicable in many different situations.

be careful going down to shorter ones and using multiple -- the width gets smaller as well and therefore the total strength is way less and depending on what you're doing might make a difference. Safety wire is good to carry as well when you need to secure something that's hot (exhaust etc)

 

[PacoPetty]

be careful going down to shorter ones and using multiple -- the width gets smaller as well and therefore the total strength is way less and depending on what you're doing might make a difference. Safety wire is good to carry as well when you need to secure something that's hot (exhaust etc)

I only said that to make it clear that I would have to put four of them together to equal 12 inches if you know what I mean...

 

[PacoPetty]

be careful going down to shorter ones and using multiple -- the width gets smaller as well and therefore the total strength is way less and depending on what you're doing might make a difference. Safety wire is good to carry as well when you need to secure something that's hot (exhaust etc)

I have four different sizes of zip ties so I should be good to go and I have a spool of mechanics wire.

 

[what?]

second the zip ties. you might need them to repair the straps on the bag when they snap from all that weight. LOL.
i put every thing inside a double zip lock plastic bag. i also carry one of these, sometimes free at HF.

 

[Th3InfamousI]

second the zip ties. you might need them to repair the straps on the bag when they snap from all that weight. LOL.
i put every thing inside a double zip lock plastic bag. i also carry one of these, sometimes free at HF.

Zip ties reminds me...shannon needed one to hold a shock on in KS that Bolt had broke on the road. I had one in my bag, which reminds me need to make sure I got a few more in there.

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[Th3InfamousI]

second the zip ties. you might need them to repair the straps on the bag when they snap from all that weight. LOL.
i put every thing inside a double zip lock plastic bag. i also carry one of these, sometimes free at HF.

Zip ties reminds me...shannon needed one to hold a shock on in KS that Bolt had broke on the road. I had one in my bag, which reminds me need to make sure I got a few more in there.

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[TapioK]

I found it odd I didn’t see a voltmeter listed!
I carry one and have used it a few times on other guys bikes
Even something like this might do the trick a

nd doesn’t take much space


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[PacoPetty]

second the zip ties. you might need them to repair the straps on the bag when they snap from all that weight. LOL.
i put every thing inside a double zip lock plastic bag. i also carry one of these, sometimes free at HF.

That’s a great idea!