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Sportbike: two: one green, the other blue
what tools are a "must have" if you own a bike?
what are the tools that a motorcycle owner should have if they do their own maintenance?
i feel comfortable doing most of the common maintenance procedures. i'd really like to do more, but i don't have an extensive tool set.
i have a small socket set, a small allen wrench set, oil filter wrench, cordless drill w/ bits and screw driver ends.
i need a good allen wrench set, as well as a torque wrench.
what else should i plan on getting?
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An allen driver socket set. I waited on buying one of these for a while. BIG mistake, i almost NEVER use a standard allen wrench anymore. This is SO much faster.
Other than that, you don't need a hell of a lot for basic maintenance.
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Air tools , You dont need them but they are so lovely.
Im also a big fan of the need it go buy method. My collection isn't that great but i can handle almost anything with it.
Posts: 7,493
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Sportbike: two: one green, the other blue
awesome stuff guys.
since today's father's day maybe i can convince the wifey a trip to sears is a necessity.
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