[ChadFish]

I just thought I'd pass along what I thought was a pretty decent deal on a tool kit.

I've been looking for a took kit for the bike for a while and those Cruz kits are pretty nice and yes, sometimes pricey so I havent pulled the trigger on anything yet.
this morning I got my daily Cycle Gear add by email and saw one they had offered for 50% off. $79 down to $39 so I had to pull the trigger.
I dont think I could buy the components and make myself for $39.00

STOCKTON TOOL COMPANY - Roadside Tool Kit - Wrenches & Pliers - Tools - Accessories - Cycle Gear

 

[webco2]

Do your service with it , and add odds and ends to it as needed . :thumb

 

[LilJo]

That's a great find. Thanks for sharing. Yes, I think Webco has a great suggestion! I'm gonna get one, then service my bike and whatever I need to service with that ain't in the kit--just add those tools.

Appreciate you sharing this!

 

[2stangs8689]

Just ordered one. Thanks for sharing.

 

[ChadFish]

funny thing is once I hit the "check out" or "process" button, I realized that it was my GF's credit card that was being charged. She must have been the last one to buy something off there...

LOL kinda got it for free now, or at least in "trade"


The subsequent phone call... "Uh, Honey, I accidentally charged a motorcycle tool kit on your credit card"

 

[jpassh2o]

Looks like a good deal!

 

[gtrman66]

Add a pair of needle-nose vice grips. Greatest tool ever invented.

 

[ChadFish]

Next tool type item for the bike is one of those micro battery jump starters I've been hearing about. I think they can be had for around $79.00 or so. I will try and get that for a Christmas present from someone.

 

[Kainam]

Next tool type item for the bike is one of those micro battery jump starters I've been hearing about. I think they can be had for around $79.00 or so. I will try and get that for a Christmas present from someone.

Might be a little early to put that on your girlfriends credit card and call it a "Christmas present".

 

[LilJo]

funny thing is once I hit the "check out" or "process" button, I realized that it was my GF's credit card that was being charged. She must have been the last one to buy something off there...

LOL kinda got it for free now, or at least in "trade"


The subsequent phone call... "Uh, Honey, I accidentally charged a motorcycle tool kit on your credit card"

I showed it to my wife. She ordered three of 'em for Christmas presents for friends that ride. Also ordered me one. You know, she's a darlin', y'all.

 

[dub]

wanted to use paypal to avoid typing in a bunch of info, would not work.

 

[Miles Tequillya]

Looks good

 

[big worm]

That looks like a decent kit and the price isn't bad either. Only problem I see with it is the Harleys I've owned and worked on 05 and newer had standard and metric fasteners. So in my tool bag I have both standard and metric. Fortunately I've been an automotive/boat/road tractor/motorcycle mechanic all my life. So I already have 2 or 3 of about any hand tool you can think of, so I just put a kit together with metric and standard. I can't seem to find a bag that I like to keep the tools in.

 

[TmikeX]

Looks like a pretty good deal.

 

[cdubs]

Looks like a nice set. I just ordered mine.

 

[163009]

My 1999 RK is quite a mess of different standards. Some metric, some imperial, and even some imperial with metric heads!! Makes the tool kit much larger than I'd like.

 

[ChadFish]

Both the tool kit and the little multitool I ordered came in today. I must say the kit has a little weight to it


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[ChadFish]

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Both the tool kit and the little multitool I ordered came in today. I must say the kit has a little weight to it


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[harley2001]

My tool kit consist of rummage sale tools that I paint red to know they belong in my bike.
I use them for all service work so I know what I need, and add tools when I see I need them.

 

[webco2]

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Add some tie wire and some 12ga electrical wire and a few wire nuts . :wink

Bulbs and fuses come in handy too .