On the go bike tool kit

12mm spanner (any idea what this would fit on an SV?)

The pinch bolt on the front axle on a curvy is 12mm, so you do need one for front wheel removal. Probably not much use roadside though unless you are in the habit of carrying spare tyres .

[Toooldtodie]

[QUOTE=Nutsinatin;3017759]Hi all,

• Pliers
• 10 & 14mm sockets
• 17mm deep socket
• 3/8 Socket screwdriver
• Interchangeable (+/-) screwdriver
• 5, 10, 22 & 24 mm spanners
• Clutch & Brake lever
• Fixer Peg
• 4, 5 & 6mm Hex keys
• C-Spanner
• Assorted Cable ties
• Electrical Tape
• Bullet Connectors
• Tiny tin of general silicone grease
• Electrical Tape
• Rag
• Plastic bags (food freezer bags with no holes)
• Nitrile Gloves
• Pencil
• Fuses for Bibios Gizmo
• Puncture Kit
• 2x 25mm M5 bolts
• Foot hanger bolt
• Give rack mount bolt
• Givi plate Grommet
• Valve Caps
• Puncture kit (includes scissors and a knife)
• Indicator Bulb (tail is LED and I have two up front so don't think I need spares for roadside?)
• Velcro (Kriega tank mount loves to detach)
• Little can of WD40

Blimey! Pillion pad must be six foot above the rear wheel.
I carry an allen key and double ended screwdriver... er, that's it. All tied up with string to the common book of prayer.

Also I believe the chain adjuster nuts on the rear swing arm are 12mm, they are on my k9 anyway

[Bibio]

my toolkit consist of a puncture repair kit and an AA card.

never used the AA until last week and then used it twice in that week.

Duct tape and WD40... All you need

Originally Posted by oOTomOo

Duct tape and WD40... All you need

....and a hammer.

If it moves and it shouldn't, duct tape it. If it doesn't move and it should, WD40 it, if it still doesn't move hit it with the hammer, if it breaks, duct tape it.

[Toooldtodie]

Originally Posted by Teejayexc

....and a hammer.

If it moves and it shouldn't, duct tape it. If it doesn't move and it should, WD40 it, if it still doesn't move hit it with the hammer, if it breaks, duct tape it.

LOL!!
Will nick that quote, it's a classic!