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Tenere custom tool set
Over the years I have mixed and matched odds and bobs that i have found lying around to create a tool set for my Tenere that should be more useful than the oem tool set. My goal in creating it was to end up with a compact flexible set that could virtually disassemble the Ten to the bone.
I recently replaced the tatty Yamaha bag I was still using by a bigger and stronger bag and figured I might as well take some pics and share. The bag is a Bo-camp tent peg bag. Nice strong fabric that should last better than the Yammie one. And also large enough to use as a tool blanket on the road. Upper half, top to bottom: - Spark plug tool. Not the original Tenere one, but I think I recycled it from the Diversion 900 that I rode years ago. - double ended spanners: 8+10, 10+11, 12+13 - handle part of 1/8" T-piece - elbow for T-piece to get at the difficult spots - short extension for the T-piece - 1/4" bit holder for the bits at the bottom of the pic - long extension for the T-piece - crappy pliers, will probably get rid of these as I always carry a multitool in the tank bag as well. Bottom half: - 1/8" 8, 10, 12mm sockets - 1/2" 12, 13, 14, 17, 19, 22mm sockets - bits: 3 x flat head screwdriver, 3 x philips screw driver, 4 x allen bit (of which I probably don't need the largest, but there was a hole in the rubber holder I grabbed from another set) - Motion Pro 24mm 3/8" socket adapter - 3/8" to 1/2" adapter - 3/8" bit holder not pictured: - set of mechanics gloves - 2 x 28mm tyre irons - motion pro T6 24mm combo wrench / tyre iron - 14mm allen socket for front wheel - ty wraps of various length - small roll of tape - strip of Loctite metal magic steel - tube repair glue and patches - spare 21" inner tube - plastic hose for siphoning fuel all of this fits in a tool tube and a Wolfman fender bag. I also carry some Optimate leads and clamps in the tank recess, for charging bike-to-bike on the road. I probably could still optimize by getting rid of the 1/2" sockets and 3/8" to 1/2" adapter and replacing with 3/8" sockets, but as mentioned this stuff I just happened to have lying around. I am also not sure I need all of the larger socket sizes for the Ten. Any other important stuff I may be missing according to you guys (besides consumables like spark plug, fuses, ...) |
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