Originally Posted by CamFX

you need some torx tip sockets and torx tip drivers. They are the funny star looking tools, similar to allens but different. Sears makes a nice Motorcycle lift. That should cover you for basic servicing. There are a few specialty tools that you might need in the future depending on how in depth you want to go. Things such as clutch hub pullers and belt deflection guages. Your owners manual will be able to tell you when you are going to need things like that. Also order the maintenance and repair manual for your paticular model and the Parts breakdown manual. If you want to get into reprogramming the fuel injection, then you will need a fuel management module. but the basic tools will get you started. One other thing, you might want to get the oil filter wrench that Harley sells, you can use a regular one but if you slip its real easy to break wires.

Originally Posted by hdpearl70

These are all great suggestions but I think your all forgetting the most important piece of the puzzle. When I'm into getting things done on my scoot, I want NO COMMUNICATION from the significant other!! ie..phone calls, yelling from the house, sending the kids out to bug you, etc Oh yeah, a nice heated garage, good lighting (drop light included), and a decent stereo!!