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    YZ250F, Bolts imperial or metric?

    im going out tomorrow to buy a socket set to use on my bike. Just needa know if it need to buy imperial or metric.

    Thanks

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    metric, imperial usually only used on english stuff an maybe american, but all jappas use metric

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    sweet, thanks mate!

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    Often handier for your bike is to just buy the sockets you need-8,10,12,14 and 17.
    These are common sizes on most dirt bikes and you can buy a better quality socket without getting a heap in a set that you wont use.
    Always understate and over deliver !Never overstate and under deliver.

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    Or buy a cheap-ish socket set to start, so you've at least got one of nearly everything, then over time replace the most frequently used sizes with good ones.
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    i have learn't my lession in buying cheap tools never again. if i can't afford the best at the time i just save up untill i can get the best tools ,money can buy. But of i was buying tools for (my job trade then i just get cheap shit) as im only making the boss richer

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    But of i was buying tools for (my job trade then i just get cheap shit) as im only making the boss richer[/QUOTE]

    but then you keep spending your hard earned dosh on replacement tools you wreck on the job cause they wernt up to the punishment of being used all the time buy once in good quality and if need be a second for home use then your set for life plus you will take better care of them if they cost you a bit more

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    Imusing the King Tony brand sets at the moment and bang for buck they are pretty darn fantastic.
    Not up there with snapon etc but they havent let medown yet after 3 years of abuse
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    Yeah mate to be honest thats about all you need .They are far from the cheap shit and more than you need for repairs on a dirt bike.Good choice of brand without breaking the bank.

    As far as using shit tools cause you dont want to make your boss richer-just remember without your boss making some coin you wouldnt have a job
    Always understate and over deliver !Never overstate and under deliver.

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    PM SARGE.

    He's the toolman (he works for Sulco - they have a good range). Let him know what you want, and it'll be good to go!
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    http://kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=54523


    buy the good shit once or the repco shit over and over and over ....
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    I bought a powerbuilt set from Repco

    Came with everything i need. They anygood

    They have a lifetime warranty

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    i break everything, but im yet to break my powerbuilt socket sets

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    Yuss! Thats a good sign!

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    yeah i have powerbuilt at home and have only broken one so far
    that was half inch to 3/8 reducer

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