Rolling Mavericks Trail Jack 2.0 & Asahi Lightool Super Lightweight Spanner/Wrench Kits
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- David from Rolling Mavericks in the Netherlands recently sent me some cool lightweight motorcycle gear to check out. Get the Trail Jack here: bit.ly/3Y0qt2L and the Asahi Lightools here: bit.ly/3VT8kCF and here: bit.ly/3VFkjTZ
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Hey Josh, thanks for the video! (It's David here :-)
David, the bike stand looks great. 👍
@@701Adventures Thank you!
Thanks again for the gear mate, always happy to help get the word out about quality stuff 👌
Hey Josh ,ones 100 bucks and the other you have to break your leg to get 👍🤣👍
Cliff that’s a valid point, suddenly parting with $100 doesn’t seem too bad. 😂
@@701Adventures yep £44.. over here including postage
@@cliff1551 That's affordable 👍
You can pick those, crutches, up a dime a dozen at any second hand store for cheap
@@DollyAndFamilyGetOutAndRide I’m a bit lazy and for an easy life I’d be tempted to just buy one. 👍
In my pack I always have a small para-material hammock. To secure that hammock I use 2 Cam Buckle Straps (pull tight ratchet straps). They support 500lbs each, I also use them to change a tube on the bike. I park next to a tree and put a cam-buckle on each side of the handle bars to a branch above, Or on my rear racks. Dual purpose and seems to be all I will need.
I guess it wouldn't happen often, but what if there are no trees around?
Thanks, those wrenches are SWEET!!! How are they not way more popular. Really nice quality, well machined, and so light. Got a set as well.
I have both the Rolling Maverick trail stand and some Asahi spanners, i even had to use them both when i got a front flat Tyre on my Africa Twin 1100 just the other day, i glued a bit of rubber on the "T" part of the stand to protect the bike and stop it sliding off. Both great products and worth the $$$
Good on you Mikey thanks for the feedback 👌👌
Hello Josh! So your on the tools, I like those tools, very lightweight and very handy for the bike...brilliant... Thanks for sharing...all good... David...Adelaide...Tiger 900Gt & Scrambler....
The tool is on the tools, is that what you're saying? 😁 Thanks for watching Davros!
oh, Those Asahi tools are great. I just ordered some. I'm trying to build the lightest kit i can for my Harley Pan America. I even ordered some Titanium tools.
Nice one mate, cheers 🤙
Another great, comprehensive review Josh! I agree JIS are impressive, especially their screw drivers for my Japanese made motorcycles. Nice of that Dude to send you those light weight tools all they way from the Netherlands. 👍😁
It's always nice getting little packages in the mail Bob, even better when they turn out to be useful & quality items 👌😁 Thanks for watching mate
Hi Josh, I purchased the trail jack a few months ago....I put a rubber piece on the y section, works a treat 👌👍
Awesome stuff Adrian, cheers 🤘
I would stick to the free crutch one as nothing to lose 😁😉 and i am tight 🤣
i think the T& looked good with the steg pegz on it 😉🤪
keep well Josh 😎🍺
Yeah I'm a bit of a tight arse too mate as you know, but options are always good! Cheers Jeffrey 🤘
The grippy rubber feet on me crutch win despite it’s extra bulk
Yeah the rubber grip does help a lot, and stops scratches on ya bike I guess. Although the time for worrying about things like that for me is long gone 😅 Thanks for watching Les
@@MVDBR right?! Think that’s among the many joys of ADV’s & dual sports, they don’t actually look right without some scratches, scars & a little dirt. Trying to keep a street machine gleaming & unscathed would drive me nuts.
@@lessmore444 I got out and scrubbed the T7 with suds and a brush yesterday, doesn't look any better than it did before. Still looks just as rough and tough 😁✊
@@MVDBR ya, mine gets the occasional scrub too & it just helps the scars show up
Mate what Cliff said i think ill pay the $100 🤣🤣 Being i run the same day pack as you. The rolling maverick is going to save on space. And would purchase on that alone. In saying that i just carry a rope and use a tree 😉
Whatever blows ya hair back chief 😁
I have exactly the same jack, bought it online. It already saved me two times on my trips this year alone, good stuff.
Awesome!
Nice bit a bling. But for $100......I think I'll stick with the ol' piece of rope (which is also the tow rope). Weighs nothing, packs to almost nothing. And hasn't failed me in 30+years👍👍
How do you use a plain old bit of rope? Just sling it over a tree branch and have at it?
@@MVDBR Get ya sidestand close to a tree/post whatever. Sling the rope around the tree, and to the opposite side of bars for front. I use rack for rear. Some bikes are more"challenging" to find rear points! But we've always worked something out. ARiemann1 did a vid on RUclips not to long ago. He uses a camlock tiedown(which would be easier to use for this, but not so much towing). It's pretty easy really. No more effort than your trail stand, or the pretty one. I really like your stand, and if I did have a pair a crutches lying around(I seem to only break arms🤣) I would defs make one👍 Because it would be quicker I think.
@@bradjones2219 ah yep now that you mention it I do recall seeing Adam do that ✌ the stand definitely simpler if you can be bothered carrying one, I do carry a tow rope as well.
I had a DR (I’ll be picking up my Tenere next week☺️🤘🏾) now, when I used my Maverick stand I drilled a hole in my B&B bash plate, and had no issues👍
Now that I'm recovered. I made my stand with my crutches. I'll make another hole to pass a bolt whit a nut to make it stronger to hold the bike
I love the one you made and I plan on making one as well, I think that the weight is okay and they look like they would be stronger for my heavy bike. Plus you can pick those crutches up at any second hand store and they don't cost that much. And the rubber piece on the crutches makes a big difference it will grip anything wherever you're are.
Yeah for sure the old crutch does the job Dolly 👌 And the satisfaction of making your own tools is pretty cool 😁
I think Mongrel Dog featured an Aussie making a jack ?? Low volume - higher price maybe.
The RideWithMe one? It's bigger and even heavier than the crutch job 🤷♂
Hey Josh, The Netherlands use to have The Guilder as currency but switched to the euro in 2002.
So not Rupees then? 😂😂
Hahaha I figured it was probably Euros, rupees was pretty close tho 😁 Thanks for setting me straight there 😎🙌
I made my own crutch stand ,I also put some grip tape on corner section of the b&b bash plate and the swing arm where the rubber goes ,to stop any wet metal slippage issues I had
Solid tip, cheers 🙌
I have your crutch design a lot cheaper thanks to my nephew 😂
Everyone has access to a crutch 😬🙌 Thanks for watching mate
The jack looks a good bit of kit, I think I'd trust your home made jobby best though. The spanners are neat, I like the short ones, nice way to save space.
They're so cute ay! 😍
I thought i would watch and see what your take was on it. I think I am going to the goodwill and buy a used pair of cruches for 5 bucks . The Mavericks is pretty pricy in the states to . I would rather spend the extra money on Gas for the ride and camp supplies . ""RIDE ON"" from Arizona
Yeah it's a big ask that price mate, nice product but I kinda prefer my dirty old crutch. No muss no fuss. Cheers
100 bucks is a hundred bucks, thanks Josh.
Wise words Ian 😁
i like the crutxh one better, thanks, very useful
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Very well made tool!
Pretty fancy aye!
Mine is already in the post. Hopefully be here this week.
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Nice. Been meaning to look into these!👍
Fancy kit mate, ya wouldn't have much coin left after splurging on the Ice Mule though would ya 😁
Slick
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