Does anyone have a tool kit for a 98 FE400e for sale or know where I can find one? Please let me know.
I need a tool kit
- Thread starter longshanks
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Joined Dec 2002
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western NC
I believe the best thing to do is make up your own. Talking about a kit to take for trail side repair? Check to find what tools fit what and make a list, after that narrow it down to what you need to carry and how much it weighs. After a few trips you will narrow it down to what you must carry a make it as light as you can. ( No fun hauling a big tool box around ) Good luck and hope this helps.
Joined Dec 2004
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back in cottonwood, az
gary,
i just found out my plug wrench i made that works really slick on your bike doesn't work all that well on mine. i'll send it to you.
as to tools most needed, a 5-6mm combo allen wrench is handy, perhaps a 4mm. a six way screwdriver that one of the ends is a 5/16 (8mm) nutdriver. a cheap replacement lever and clamp-on bar bracket for the clutch. a leatherman multitool, and a crescent wrench around 8" that will fit your rear wheel nut. a 10mm and a 13mm wrench wouldn't hurt, and neither would a bicycle air pump. or forget all that and just ride with the guy with all the tools, like my buddies do. :lol:
ned
i just found out my plug wrench i made that works really slick on your bike doesn't work all that well on mine. i'll send it to you.
as to tools most needed, a 5-6mm combo allen wrench is handy, perhaps a 4mm. a six way screwdriver that one of the ends is a 5/16 (8mm) nutdriver. a cheap replacement lever and clamp-on bar bracket for the clutch. a leatherman multitool, and a crescent wrench around 8" that will fit your rear wheel nut. a 10mm and a 13mm wrench wouldn't hurt, and neither would a bicycle air pump. or forget all that and just ride with the guy with all the tools, like my buddies do. :lol:
ned
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