Bought a WindZone tool kit to carry on my bike. This is a great tool kit with nearly everthing you need for a road repair. The kit is well worth the money. Take a look at this Ebay listing.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Harle...spagenameZWDVW

Steve

 

Great kit and great investment if you spend much time on the road

 

Check out the bike on this page! They have great tools and they know their bikes too!

http://www.beza.biz/windzone/catalog/ek1hd

Steve

 

While it is better than no tool kit, it is hardly what I call complete. I made up my own tool kit by going over the bike and figuring out what tools I may need to do a particular job on the road. I made a list and bought the tools at different places........Some are Craftsman, some are no names. However, I have 10-15 lbs of tools in a zippered bag and can do far more work with what I carry than I can with a "one size fits all" tool kit. I doubt if I have anywhere near 80 bucks in what I carry.

 

Could you give me an idea of some the the tools that are not included in Windzone kit that I might need? Sounds like you have a pretty good idea. This way I can add to the kit. Thanks,

Steve

 

I purchased Cruz Tools Econokit H1 Tool Kit for 64.95 http://www.chopperscycle.com/motorcy...oducts_id/3617
and added a couple ofmoretools that I thought were necessary. I also installed an accessoryoutlet and purchased an air compressor ($20) and a tire repair kit (I have solid rims). All fits into half a bag nicely. Should be able to take care of most common problems with this set-up.

Ride Safely

 

I have the same kit. I use it all the time instead of dragging out my big tool box.

 

Bought mine last year and love it. There's a couple of threads on some other useful things to add to the kit. Like a 3/8" 6" extension and a few other things.

 

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