What I always carry with me no matter where I go!
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2024
- In this video I am going to share with you what I always bring with me no matter where I go.
Some of these items have come in hand and they always stays in the bike.
Come with me to find out what they are!
Rock Greek Designs Tire Pump
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Motion Pro BeadPro Levers
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“The only useful tool is the one you have”. Enjoyed the video. Safe driving
That is very true! 👌Thanks
I have exactly the same bike, even the same color scheme, mine is 2010. That's a lot of spanner sizes I need to collect now, don't know yet all that I need. Did only an oil and battery change once. Good thing that they mostly went for singe L-key size.
Hey. Glad to hear that! What I did was on every job that I did on the bike and I did no had the tool in the toolbox, I added it to it. So my tool box built organically as you may say. Now my tool box is completed. Yes most the bolts and nuts share the same size which makes it easier. Also I carry all the tools with me but that might not be what you want and you can only carry whatever you think is necessary. All the best
@@44degreesmotorcycleadventures Is there any chance you list the tools by sizes? Not because I'm lazy, but because I do not have a big collection of wrenches at my garage. To be honest, I do not have a garage, I keep my motorcycle in my greenhouse. I have a generic set of wrenches and some bits and bobs but not only I do not know what sizes I need for travelling, I also don't know what I need even for in-house for maintenance. Buying cheap sets is wasted money but buying heavy duty wrenches and sockets is expensive if you buy randomly and do not know, what exactly you need. It is my first bike ever, got license last year.
@@lauraiss1027 Hey. I don't have a list of them by size. I am away at the moment so I cannot even check it for you.
Every bolt in the bike has a number on them, this correspond to the size of the bolt, so is pretty easy to figure out what tool size you need. When I get back and I have a chance, I will post a video on my toolkit and list them by size. All the best
@@44degreesmotorcycleadventures Thank you very much! You don't have to make such a video, but I'd be very grateful if you do. Also, if you make such a video, please mention what type of torque wrenches you have, because manual says there are bolts that require 4 nm wrenches and the max is about 180. Do I really need several because of range in torque? I imagine one does not use torque wrench for small things, but obviously I need one for brake discs and wheels and suspension. Sorry for being such a burden and pita, I'm just genuinely interested because next week I will have to change all sprockets and chain. Bought chain splitter/riveting tool already and both sprockets and chain, just need to get tools and bravery.
A few cable ties of various sizes are often useful.
Yeah they can be very useful. And the plus side is that they don't weight that much. Will be adding them to the kit. Thanks for the advice. 👍
Greate video, man. COuld you provide us with the link to the tire pump? Thanks!
Hey Alexandre. Thanks for pointing out to me that I forgot to add the link to the description of the video. This is the pump link www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B016MA2KHC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Great pump and value considering what you get with it and the quality of the pump. Thanks for your comment and safe riding!
@@44degreesmotorcycleadventures It's all good, brother. Thnak you.
There’s another biker with you sometimes, on 650 alp, how can I get in touch with him?
Give your details and I will pass to him. Cheers