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Tools and spares for the road
Hi Everyone,
I would like to start a thread for spare parts and special tools. I assume everyone has the OEM tool kit and the usual assortment of combination wrenches and other common hand tools but how about anything special in the way of tools for repair or tire changes. Also spare parts, what do you carry with you on tour? Thanks. Bill. |
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Hi Bill,
Here's what I take: Spares: Used spark plug (in plug holder) Chain master link (same brand as chain - in holder) Clutch lever and perch About 1m lock wire About 1m electrical wire One of each bulb 2 10A and 2 20A fuses Front inner tube Rema puncture repair kit Steel putty Small roll of gaffer tape Selection of original KTM fasteners Spare fuel pipe Oil filters (where necessary) Oil filter cover seal Countershaft seal (failed on me twice) Air filter in Ortlieb A6 bag Clutch cable Throttle cable inner and solderless nipple Small can WD40 Small can chain lubricant Small tub air filter oil Small tub grease Blue loctite Tube of superglue 5 300mm zip-ties 5 Rubber bands cut from old inner tube Pair of electrical connectors Tools: 13/10mm combination wrench (from KTM tool kit) 8mm/10mm combination wrench (from KTM tool kit) Axle wrench (from KTM tool kit) Spark plug wrench (from KTM tool kit) Motion Pro MP toolkit 2 Buzetti small tyre levers Knipex Cobra 7" pliers Facom oil filter wrench Tappet adjustment wrench Tappet feeler gauge 19mm 3/8" drive socket 17mm 3/8" drive socket 13mm 3/8" drive socket 8mm 1/4" drive socket 5mm hex key Victorinox Swiss tool Small tyre pump 500ml syringe (for the oil change) Hope this helps. [This message has been edited by Ian (edited 09 August 2005).] |
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