Featured Storage Of A Few Tools And Spares

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  1. Notso

    Notso Senior Member

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    Managed to find a place for an emergency tyre repair kit and some fuses. It is the place where the owners manual is meant to go I think;
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    Shame that I couldn't fit my Tool set, for now it will go in my pocket;
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  2. Jadorff

    Jadorff Noble Member

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    good idea looks good and that is where the manual is normaley kept I don't know why they didn't put the round tin tool box as was on the original Bonney
     
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  3. stollydriver

    stollydriver Elite Member

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    You should see the tool kit oem supplied with Rocket 3. You need to be a proper boy scout.....
     
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  4. Jadorff

    Jadorff Noble Member

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    Is it as good as the bonniville you only need an allan key thats the tool kit
     
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  5. Ducatitotriumph

    Ducatitotriumph Crème de la Crème

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    with the speed triple rs, you need a 5mm allen key to get to the tool kit...... doh.....
     
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  6. Notso

    Notso Senior Member

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    Just managed to add a small roll of wire, a small roll of insulating tape, some cable ties, a john bull tie, a small pair of long nose pliers, small side cutters and a small screwdriver into the set under the seat. Amazing what you can fit with careful packing!

    Could do with somewhere for my disc lock and Wera tool set. Anyone come up with a tidy solution that would work on a Street Twin, I don't like having to much in my pockets.

    This is all part of ditching my pannier, I hardly use it, so have bought some rock straps with the intention of strapping a bag down on the seat when needed.
     
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  7. MattP

    MattP Active Member

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    I really like the look of that Wera tool kit. If I had £60 spare I'd get one.
     
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  8. Notso

    Notso Senior Member

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    Yep, it was a Christmas gift from my wife! It covers most small fittings on the bike and very compact. Probably needs a 1/4 drive flex extension to reach some spots.
     
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  9. Mischa Vladivostok

    Mischa Vladivostok Well-Known Member

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    I carry two 6in Knipex pliers in my pocket, along with a small philips screwdriver and an old blunt screwdriver. It is incredible all you can get done with the little Knipex tools.
     
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  10. Jadorff

    Jadorff Noble Member

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    I carry a leatherman they have most things on them pliers screw drivers file knife ill have to have a look at the casset idear
     
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  11. Jadorff

    Jadorff Noble Member

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    I carry a leatherman they have most things on them pliers screw drivers file knife ill have to have a look at the casset idear
     
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