This helps a lot. ThanksOriginally Posted by BigT01
Hi zeus661
The F6B comes with a toolkit in Australia.
This is what is in it,
Spark plug wrench
8 mm Open end wrench
10 X 12 mm Open end wrench
14 X 17 mm Open end wrench
10 X 12 mm Box end wrench
14 X 17 mm Box end wrench
Pliers
Screwdriver handle
No.2 Phillips screwdriver
No.2 screwdriver
5 mm Hex wrench
6 mm Hex wrench
8 mm Box wrench
0.7 mm Feeler gauge
Tool bag
Hope this helps you
Cheers Tony
Former owner of a 99 Valkyrie for 15 years.
We've had this discussion before. All ya have to carry is a gun. Free gas, free cash, free meals,,, Anything you need is just a click away!
Now, if your a non-toter like myself, and you've done enough wrenchin to know the most commonly used stuff,,, carry that,,,, so you can help the guys who ran outta ammo,,
Try to score a tool kit from a crashed Goldwing. I got my tool kit out of my totaled 2008 when I took my stuff out. The screw driver is a Japanese Industrial Standard type, not a phillips. Very handy to have to prevent rounding the head on JIS screws.
Deer Slayer
If I can't fix it, I will fix it so no one can fix it.
This valuable tip should not be overlookedThe screw driver is a Japanese Industrial Standard type, not a phillips. Very handy to have to prevent rounding the head on JIS screws.
Ken (Hornblower)
On my trip to Wisconsin,I carried a set of channel locks,pair of needle nose pliers,both types of screwdrivers and a crescent wrench and tire gauge.I bought a tire repair kit with compressor while I was there.(probably should have picked up a couple of the cartridges but..)
The only thing I needed was the needle nose pliers as my helmet lock would not open on the way back. Yes my helmet was attached to it and I wont ride without it. Plus wasn't going to have it banging around on the saddlebag.
I'll start looking for a goldwing toolkit just in case. But it's a gold wing , I shouldn't need this stuff rightDamn helmet lock....and I have roadside service with my insurance.....
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Former owner of a 99 Valkyrie for 15 years.
I DISAGREE, that is what we call HUMOR on this forum.
I actually got a chuckle from the reply.Knowing Scotts history, there was no malice behind his reply, he's actually funny at times and even funnier looking from what I hear (his wife told me
) ....
We have a good time on here and I encourage it.
Join us at the Rally and you will see first hand the caliber of this fine group of riders.
Now lets go for a
Successful people build each other up. They motivate, inspire and push each other. Unsuccessful people just hate, blame and complain.
I picked up a goldwing oem kit off of ebay a few months ago. After looking at it and the bike for a while I decided that while I feel good having it along, I likely will not need much other than a hex wrench or occasional screwdriver to tighten a loose fastener. I thre a few zip ties and a roll of duct tape in just in case as well.
I also carry a phone, and taped a credit card on the bike should I get separated from my wallet.
I'll show you mine if you show me YOURS!!!
About twice as long as a Dr Pepper can, and a heck of a lot fatter:
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Glows in the dark: (The ladies REALLY like that feature!!!)
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And when I lay it all out,,, BAM!!!:
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Haven't had to use anything but the screwdriver so far, and that was on an aftermarket accessory,,,
(PS. Tire kit is chapter 2)
No, because a) he's right (here's the thread, and it's packed with helpful tips: http://hondaf6b.com/showthread.php?2...highlight=tool) and b) because it's funny.
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