Tools that I Carry when touring on a Royal Enfield motorcycle
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2020
- Here's a look at the tools that I carry when I go touring on my Royal Enfield Thunderbird 500.
A toolkit is a highly personalised setup, depending on the bike and personal preferences of the biker too. Therefore, I will not claim that this is the best or only way to put together a toolkit for a Royal Enfield - this is just a way for me to share a setup that has worked well for me so far.
It will continue to evolve too...
Links to some of the products that I use:
The Tool Pack: viaterragear.com/shop/luggage...
Leatherman Multi-tool: geni.us/dOk5
Motion Pro Multi-tool: geni.us/tv7Zyi8
Motion Pro Tyre Iron 1: geni.us/kRJGX0K
Motion Pro Tyre Iron 2: geni.us/03zpU7G
Adjustable Spanner: amzn.to/3gmntXt
Box Spanner Set: amzn.to/3laqD3V
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My blog: www.tollfreetraveller.com
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"Whats in my toolkit while touring" videos are generally not available on youtube because unlike you most of the tourers are just tourers and not bike lovers and know it everything'ers (if thats a word. LOL).
Love your videos. Hope to meet you some day or at least pass by you on a highway.
The stop motions, new subtle name card, color correction everything looks dope. Man you keep raising the bars in moto vlogging.👍
A very useful video
Satyavachan. He is amazing. His editing makes all the difference
riding bikes over 8 years I haven't done enough in knowing about the parts and what it needs. this is informative and also alerts me to know my bike more. thank you
Even after 3yrs, I'm watching your video. Feels like yesterday. Well done bro ❤
There are a hell lot of small, amazing changes in your videos.
I'm loving the change.
Beautiful video Rohith❤️
You are a true bike lover. The way you speek, I shows attachment towards your bike. I truly loved presentation. Keep doing good work buddy.
I can just imagine the hard-work that has gone behind the creation of this video. The shooting, narration, little shots of details that make the viewer understand in so much detail.
The long smooth and beautiful stop motions that just took my heart away.
The thought that you wanted to make it and then finally ended up doing it all , multiple times is commendable. That’s just sheer love for making videos.
And in addition to that...the miles and years of experience to make such a concise yet detailed informative video. Answering every question before it’s asked.
It’s a great video Sir 🙌🏼
Hello TFT! I'm a big fan of your videos. Thanks for the peak into your tool kit. I'd love to see you do a series of videos on how to fix minor problems in the Thunderbird.. Whatever you can think of.. Like flat tyre.. Changing the engine oil.. Adjusting the chain tension.. Stuff like that.. It would be immensely useful. And it would make your followers self reliant on the highway.. Just like yourself. Thanks again for making our life more bearable in these trying times! Love your work ❤
As a Bullet owner about to do an Iron Butt SaddleSore 1000, I found this extremely helpful! Thanks!
You can have all the fancy tools in your luggage but what you really matters is to stay calm and keep your shit together while working your motorcycle alongside the busy road with sweating like a maniac with your riding gears on. Happy trails.
I own a RE for ten years and didn't think about tools this much until now very useful video mate thanks and once again whizeeeeee 9 minutes gone like that and thanks for your time and dedication mate cheers 🍻🙏
A rare and Very important video for all the RE TB 500 owners! Planning to change to alloys before attempting Leh and Spiti. I've jotted down the names of all.
For me this was the best video during this lockdown phase!! So good!!
I was just thinking of requesting you to make this video...and tadaaa...here it is! Thanks 👍
Thank a lot for sharing your wisdom with us, which a person can only gain through the passage of time with only his dedication and patience . Your insight will definitely going to ease our journey ahead. After conquering every hardship that we will be facing in future, more the sense of gratitude will arise for you. . 👌🙏🏼👏🎈
Example for a perfect vlogger.Great work brother.
Thanks a lot
Very good content. It's really helpful for RE riders.
Thanks bro always your giving use full information we need more videos from you like riding gars and etc...👍
What a presentation, shots and lot of information 😍😍
Thats the cleanest tool kit I've seen in a while!
The hyperlapse is damn smooth. Great camera skills man.
Such a wonderful video. Thank you for this content
Royal enfield owners are part time mechanics 😂😂😉
That's the qualification they acquire for free...👌👌😆
Skillset increase if u own Enfield.
Yup because they don't believe in use and throw plastic stuffs..😅
@@rahulbaruah4587 tired of listening this shit...thats why he brought a dominar 250
Damn true
Useful video and Thanks for sharing the details along with the relevant link
Just a simple video is amazing to watch.
Rohit ....always admired about ur luggage management ....now ...perfect video for tool kits ..that one should carry particularly while on a solo ride .... Superb Bro 🍺🍺
Thanks.... I was eagerly waiting for this one :)
I appreciate the amount of effort it took for you to make those stop motions 👌
highly informational video..thanks for this Rohit
Nice one. Love the new edit style.
Something I make a point to carry
Spare fuses
Crimp connectors and wire strippers.
Some coins as they can be a gd cover on a hole and then seal it using any two part epoxy
Perfect video...needed this kind of stuff ..thanks a lot..keep it up..
you are just perfect bro keep rocking
The lockdown has done a good thing to us the followrs of this channel, that you are being serious about your fantastic channel and sharing your valuable experiences with us.😁
Awesome upload. This was very useful.
Motion Pro has some of the craziest tools out there! there is a tool for everything!!
another masterpiece by the master himself. :D
Thanks a lot Rohit.. appreciate it 🤘😊
These sort video are sort of boring. But that wasn't the case here. I found all videos of yours very engaging. You are a creative and intelligent person & I don't miss a chance to comment, like & share your videos since 2016.
Can't even express how much this was required 💯
Very useful stuff and your edit is too good 👍
Very informative. Thank you
Man you carry on hell of a workshop with you😀
Nice informative one bro, that motion pro multi tool is really, need to find it soon now...btw what a coincidence...i shared something similar for Himalayan sometime ago!
Too good rohith bai .
new subscriber from Philippines! ride safe sir.
Very informative video. Great
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
very useful video... thanks Rohit 👍
Its just like tools have got the voice... nice video bro...
helpful video and presentation is just lit
Video editing is super cool especially intiial slow motion...
Just awesome.
Hi bro,
Recently i did a long ride thought of maintaining tool kit first i found your video very much informative also i saw in Hero Xpulse Insta page about your review.I own classic 350 and i am planning Xpulse from long time.Hope soon i own Xpulse.
Thanks for Informative Videos.
My pleasure. Thanks for watching
You definitely have to carry all the tools..I had a very bad experience today on my interceptor due to a puncture..it happened on the Lavasa stretch and local mechanic harrassed me to the maximum...DIY knowledge is very important on longer tours..
The viaterra tool kit is always out of stock. Been trying to get my hands on one for a while now. And the Resqtexh inflator is a perfect inflator.
Loved the stop motion videos man. Great job.
Yass. Bring on those amazon links.
great video!
Thank you!!
Man stop motion must have taken a while to get done! Good job
Loved the video, was the name motion pro inspiration for incorporating stop motion in this video? 😂 Your efforts are paying off.
Nice kit, but a little bit heavy and bulky in my opinion. With just two or three additions you could really do full periodic maintenance with it and maybe build a house while you're at it. For example you shouldn't need a ratchet and that motion pro thing if you just carried your 1/4 sliding bar plus the extension and a double female 1/4 to hex adapter for the bits. And maybe you don't need all those spanners but only two double spanners 10-12 and 14-17, maybe a 19 if at all... As for myself, I have two kits: One for shorter rides with a 1/4 sliding bar with 8, 10, 12 and 14 sockets, a couple of hex bits (JIS, flats, allens), the hex to 1/4 adapter to use with the sliding bar, a 10-12 and a 14-17 double C-spanner, a 15 mm adjustable wrench and a small plier. That kit fits everywhere and weighs just a couple of hundred grams, and covers almost every little problem that pops out. The other kit is bigger/heavier and carries tools for chain repairing/installation (chain cutter and link press tool), tube changing (spoons, compressor and tube), electricals, zip ties, wire, tape, epoxy, some nuts and bolts, fuses, a little grease and chain lube. For wheel removal/axle loosening I rely on the tools provided with the motorcycle. For any other problems... hell, I'll just hitch a ride and have it towed back home.
1st view from Kerala 😎...Bro, when is your new motorcycle getting delivered ? Any updates ?...Can't wait to see it...
Good to know. I always enjoy your videos. Now since many people have started to travel again, what are your plans. Hitting the road soon, or waiting for the virus to subside more?
Your videos are just awesome. Just I feel your all rides. Please suggest me a good touring gloves (most comfy) at a reasonable price.
Superb
Lovely video. The motion edit sequences must have taken a long time - verry naice (Borat impression) :) .. It would be cool to do a new intro sequence with these techniques.
Another one 🤩
Hey man , really love your content, can u make one for Xpulse would really appreciate it
Thank u in advance
Hey Rohith - Lovely video! Very informative.
Where did you source the MP tool kit from? Thanks.
First view from Himachal Pradesh👍
Me : thinking the stop motion edit is dope
Comment section : first view from ‘insert city’
Aassam nice super pentastick exalant information bro love from karur 💞💞💞💞
I was searching for Toolkit for my Thunderbird 2009... And you own one ( different version)..!
When are you coming to Goa? Please be my guest when you are here.
Itna detailing koi kese Kr sakta hai. Man gaye ustad
Thanks for sharing. I have most of the tools at home. Just need the tool bag now. Anything specific to carry on an interceptor?
When we can expect video on your new bike
How much pics taken for the stop motion..... 😜😜😜😜😄😄😄😄
Very nice brother.
Wishes from Trivandrum 😎 brooooooooo.......
I opened link motion tool are all shown in doller and on Amazon app not available..please share more for tyre change tool please
The most required video.
very good video sir..I love your all video..I want to.meet you once..
Hi Rohit, How did you learn the basic repairing procedures?
When is the new bike coming out?🧐
Where did u find patch to repair tube?
Hi brother
Tyre sealant is advisable? If yes which brand you suggest
Why did i watch this? I dont even have a bike now and i dont plan on touring.
Thanks for the video BTW.
hey you didnt mention any spare parts that you carry, like clutch cable spark plugs etc
What's ur thoughts on jawa perak,
Is it worth buying for long drive?
Appreciate the relevant content. Do carry the same toolkit when you're out on the Xpulse as well? Or did you need to add/remove bits and pieces from this?
I will be trimming this kit for the Xpulse. Haven't yet got down to doing it though.
But the question is will you continue to have this toolkit for your new motorcycle?
Rohith bro,
Touring with a himalayan, puncture liquid is a better option for a K2K trip 🤔🤔? Or normal..? Which one is better🤔? Tourers said that puncture liquid is not good for the long ride, its affecting the tyre life.. what about your opinion?
1:56 The Multi-tool is good but sadly it's a US product and link in the description is for US Amazon.com!
Any alternative product or alternative Indian websites link will be good.
Thunderbirds with their back discs are a pain in the ass if you get a puncture. thoughts?
I can relate that im a thunderbjrd owner
True and if you have luggage carrier than it will be next level
I ride a classic 500 with rear disc and have Ladakh carrier installed. Got puncture in the rear tyre with all the luggage mounted. Was riding alone in the night in the mountains. It's a fucked up scene.
How to buy this tool .
Made me realize how under prepared I am during my rides. By the way, we have touched 94 k subscribers. Yay!! 6k more to go. That too will happen ....soon :)
And where do you put your mechanic?
The Royal Enfield 500 is been discontinued do u know that brother.
Rohit, can you please also specify the size/number of the ratchet handle and box spanners in the video.
I carry box spanner bits sizes 8,10,12 and 14
@@TollFreeTraveller Thanks man, I appreciate it.
🤘😎
the new motor cycle likely should be RE Himalayan, Hero Xpulse 200, Dominar 250 or 400, or Yamaha fz25.
hero xpulse 200 4v?
First view from bengal