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    Tool kits?

    What does everybody carry in thier stowed-on-the-bike-somewhere toolkit?

    Me:
    multi tool (pliers, screw drivers etc thing)
    8, 10, 12 and 14mm spanners
    cable ties
    rubber bands
    some cloth tape (duct tape, whatever)
    tubeless plug kit & C02, soon as I get around to it

    Anybody got any suggestions, where you've had something go ping and just thought "if only I had [...] I could limp home".

    One other thing I've thought about, an old cell phone with a 2 buck 2degrees sim card and useful numbers in it, and a cut down cigarette lighter adapter with crock clips. Just in case.

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    An inflatable girl doll, stick it next to the bike and someone will stop. If after several hours alone and you get lonely....welllll.

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    I have no need of a tool kit. I ride a reliable bike. The factory put one on the bike ... but have never needed to open it.
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    I have a can of beer and $2 pie money. That tides me over nicely while I duct tape and cable-tie it back together again. If you need more than duct tape and cable-ties, then it's oft not worth fixing at the side of the road.


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    couple of beers and 2smoke oil
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    Depends on the trip and how light or heavy you like your bike....

    apart from the standard toolkits on a long trip (a few days) I take a small aircompressor(very useful in helping others)
    ,30amp fuse,and spark plugs
    probe light,
    chain lube,
    spare brake pads(ones I have replced and kept),
    drainage siringe with hose...great for transferring brake fluid and bleeding brake and hydrolic clutches

    now all this stuff fits under the pillon seat of the daytona

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    Don't know. Who ever used them last before me let water in and they all rusted.
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    I pack the standard Shiver toolkit as there is no room to pack one Allen key extra.
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    The normal stuff plus ..
    > a dynamo powered LED torch
    > a pair of latex gloves for wearing if I come across a bloody accident or for keeping hands free of grease if necessary
    > a Swiss army type pocket knife
    > a flattened roll of duct tape (probably 1.5metres)
    > the AA call out number ( *222 I think) and my membership number
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    Just join the Harley Club .

    They got a ute or trailer or van following and beer in the boot.


    I always used to carry a few cable ties , great little fixerupperers.

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    I heard Harley riders always take enough tools to fix their bikes, their mates bikes and farm machinery along the way.

    I ride a Ducati. If it stops there aint any point looking for a toolkit....

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    Tools

    Nothing...but a portable espresso machine would be nice.

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