Bikemaster Multi Tool

[bleedinblue]

Has anyone else tried one of these?I was $10 short from free shipping on Motorcycle Superstore so I added one to my cart to try out.I just got it today, its meteric socket sizes 8-10mm and allen wrench sizes 2-10, besides from the sockets there's a few wrenches one is 15mm.It seems promising for the price.I should be able to do most of my maintenance with this thing, no more digging through tools to get the body or seat off.

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[Riccochet]

that looks pretty slick. Wonder how well it's made. Wouldn't be bad to replace the tool kit. I couldn't see doing maintenance with it though. But that's just me. Nothing beats an air wrench.

 

[bleedinblue]

that looks pretty slick. Wonder how well it's made. Wouldn't be bad to replace the tool kit. I couldn't see doing maintenance with it though. But that's just me. Nothing beats an air wrench.

It doesn't quite have everything the oem tool kit has, I'm keeping the original tools in my saddlebags.But I can keep that multi tool in my tank bag and use it for simple things like removing the body.I saw some mixed reviews but it looks nice to me, its built with nylon lock nuts and everything.

 

[yellowfz]

Got one for my wife's old V-Star cause it didn't come with a tool kit. Not something I would want to use all the time, but gave her peace of mind. Used it once to remove side cover and it was cumbersome. I finally got her to put together a bag from HF with real tools, now on her Vulcan we have the factory kit, which has the sparkplug wrench that doesn't require a tank removal to change plugs with, NICE!

 

[SurfJunkie]

I have a full set of the craftsman allen sockets that fit a 3/8 in drive ratchet, so all my maintenance is a snap.

I was into the Honda scene as a young lad, so I spent many a xmas/bday dollars on tools over the years. Got a pretty good collection going now.


Back on topic, that tool would be cool to have under the rear seat only if the factory tools were missing.

 

[bleedinblue]

Got one for my wife's old V-Star cause it didn't come with a tool kit. Not something I would want to use all the time, but gave her peace of mind. Used it once to remove side cover and it was cumbersome. I finally got her to put together a bag from HF with real tools, now on her Vulcan we have the factory kit, which has the sparkplug wrench that doesn't require a tank removal to change plugs with, NICE!

Yea I see what your saying, it was great for removing the body, but I grabbed something else when I got to the seat.It is convenient to have in your pocket though when your doing simple stuff.

I'm feeling pretty ripped off already though lol, the wholesale store I found my cheap led's at Bangood has the exact same tool for $5, Its for bicycles, Bikemaster must have private label agreements and buy big batches with their own name on them.

This one is about the same price, if anyone cycles it might be a bit more useful

That Bangood store actually has alot of stuff, I found some of the turn signals BikeMaster marks up there, they are about a third of the price.My saddlebags hide my new Motodynamic rear turn signals from the side view.So I'm ordering a pair of signals and resistors to upgrade the OEM signals on my fender to LED.Free shipping and the resistors I found look nicer then the cement style resistors I've been getting with better brands, they have aluminum heatsinks around the resistor instead of just the cement.I got two pairs of signals to try and 2 packs of resistors for $19 there.The resistors came in 4 packs, a pair of 25watt and a pair of 50 watt.So I should be in pretty good shape to swap out the fenders turn signals.



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