Triumphrat

Brazilian · 11-12-2009, 09:33 AM

Hello Guys!

My 2006 955i didn't come with toolkit and I want to buy it.

I found it on bikebandit.com, but, there are two models in the site. Somebody knows what model comes originally with 06 955i?? Or maybe what wrenches come with the origianl tool kit?

here is the link to the tool kit. this bikebandit.com is a trusty site?
http://www.bikebandit.com/2006-trium...17661sch569677

Thanks!!

bradtx · 11-12-2009, 10:14 AM

Brazilian, You're going to need this one:

www.bikebandit.com/2006-triumph-motorcycle-daytona-tool-kit-single-sided-swingarm/o/m17661sch569676

Bikebandit is a good site, I've dealt with them without problems. For the single sided swingarm, tool #11 is essential for chain adjustment.

Brad

DEcosse · 11-13-2009, 02:32 AM

Tool Kit, Type F - OEM part number is T2301413

Get a quote from these guys first - they typically offer better than 20% off list price (which is what you see on BikeBandit) plus free shipping (over $40 order) & no Sales Tax outside of NJ.

Honestly - other than the chain adjust tool - which you are more likely to need at home than on the road anyway - you can probably put together your own more useful kit in about the same volume
I carry a set of Metric Ball-end Allen Wrenches, a 1/4" drive socket set (up to 13mm), 10 & 12mm combination wrenches, small adjustable wrench & a combo reversible philips/flat screwdriver.
I also have a really compact digital test meter that is a useful asset to have in case of electrical issues.

If you want a chain adjuster, here are a couple on EBay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Trium...mZ380173345795
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TRIUM...mZ350276983848

Power-Tripp · 11-13-2009, 08:38 AM

The stock toolkit is not worth the price.

Pick up a chain adjustment tool for a SSA Triumph/Ducati, a good spark plug wrench, and a screwdriver with interchangeable bits in flat, Phillips, and metric Alan (hex). All these are smaller, lighter, and better than the stock tool kit.

Throw in a bit of electrical tape, duct tape, and small knife, and a tire plug kit with inflater, a few fuses, a small flashlight (or cylume sticks) and you will be set for all kinds of emergencies.