Triumphrat

2manyhobbies

Rode my '04 Tiger home from the dealer last night. Way fun bike.
Question: What's in the tool kit (that I didn't get)? Anything special I need to find, or will the usual assortment of wrenches, pliers, tar arns, screwdrivers, etc. do the job?
Thanks!

BIG BILL

The tool kit would'nt fix my leaking ARSE.

sorry but it's theSE aRE crap like the ones we got in the Seventys

Fs1E AP 50 SS50 X7 RD400 CB250/400


BIG BILL

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Catenaccio

2nd question: Does anyone make a good quality tool kit for bikes?

TucsonBill

First thing you should do is change a bunch of the fasteners to allen! I had the advantage of rebuilding Maggie from a wreck, but I think it's really worth doing. If you replace the phillips and torx with allen, your toolkit will be about 50% smaller!

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TriumphTengu

This is one possibility

http://www.cruztools.com/

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2manyhobbies

Thanks for the info on the tool kit. As for a good quality motorcycle tool kit - here's another place to check:

www.aerostich.com

Disclaimer: I am associated with Aerostich.

Catenaccio

Thanks for the tool kit leads.

Tone in't Fens

Hi 2many hobbies, do you know if those Ear Cannon Air Horns are available in the UK? I desire one hugely. Cheers

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PeteH

Not the most comprehensive tool kit came with my used 99er. Useful items so far include:- Allen keys for chain tentioning; Allen key for sump plug removal and the torx thingy came in handy when I needed to remove the battery holder/box.