High Priced - Must Have Motorcycle Tool Kit

[Old Can Ride]

Must have motorcycle tool kit from Motion Pro.

https://www.revzilla.com/product/motion-pro-mp-tool?gclid=Cj0KEQiA5IHEBRCLr_PZvq2_6qcBEiQAL4cQ0_jNj3eYLG8TOGuC3NcSZ2baZN2UvWY7lCaUX1550z4aAsr78P8HAQ

 

[GunNut37086]

Nice tool kit, thanks for the heads-up.

Founds some decent pics that Revzilla didn't have. Hope this helps:

 

[drdubb]

Phillips or JIS?

 

[Old Can Ride]

Actual size is nice:

 

[208rider]

Just an FYI, it's available for the same price from Amazon Prime.

 

[670cc]

Just an FYI, it's available for the same price from Amazon Prime.

Or $6.10 less than that here: Motion Pro Metric MP Multi-Purpose Travel Tool Pack Kit Metric Hardware 08-0161 | eBay

 

[mtiberio]

for me, a custom tool kit that I put together, with nothing but what I need and no extra fluff is best. Might not be quite as small, but will have what I need.

 

[DirtFlier]

Motion Pro makes great specialty tools and I have quite a few but my bike's tool kit tools are for "emergency use only" and not something I'd for routine maintenance, making repairs in my garage or adding farkles. That being the case, my bike's tool kit is mostly made up of stuff from Harbor Freight where $50+ goes a long way.

 

[Beemerphile]

I've got one and it works very well. It is great for Japanese bikes but not as well adapted to my older German bikes which use DIN standard fasteners. You won't find a 13mm bolt head on a Honda or a 12mm bolt head in a BMW. JIS and DIN are slowly being supplanted by ISO standards and this confusion will eventually go away (except for those of us who gravitate towards the older machinery).

 

[motomike.mw]

Most important thing is bottle opener for beer and aspirin after banging your knuckles using the tool
I use Cruz tools and a leatherman, gets through most things
Mike in Prescott, AZ