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Under-Seat Kit - Nemo_imp - 11-07-2015
Along the lines of having found the Maxpedition Four-by-Six pouch to use as my under-seat toolbox, here's a pic of what I have in the CB's little storage compartment.
Outside the pouch go:
Shop rag*
Kickstand puck*
Owner's Manual (in a ziplock bag)
Inside the Maxpedition Four-by-Six Pouch
Insurance & Registration
4 4" zip ties
4 8" zip ties
Multi Tool
LED Flashlight
Multiple tip screwdriver
Fuse puller
Mini ratchet & metric sockets
Screwdriver tips
Hex screwdriver tips
Roll of electrical tape (duck tape is too big
)I also have a tire repair kit that I bring in my luggage for long trips.
What's in your kit?
RE: Under-Seat Kit - Guth_imp - 11-07-2015
I don't know Nemo, you've set the bar kind of high with that photo. I'm feeling a bit intimidated now, lol. Great thread starter.
RE: Under-Seat Kit - Carguy1959_imp - 11-07-2015
You forgot the toilet paper, just kidding. Nice job...
RE: Under-Seat Kit - Nemo_imp - 11-07-2015
(11-07-2015, 10:56 AM)Carguy1959_imp Wrote: You forgot the toilet paper, just kidding. Nice job...First item in the kit: shop rag. Make sure it's always a clean one.
RE: Under-Seat Kit - Rocky_imp - 11-07-2015
Cool
I have that small ratchet set too.
RE: Under-Seat Kit - 4 Paws_imp - 11-08-2015
Excellent.
You should see the kit I carry in my Ural - at least 40#'s. Not exactly compact.
RE: Under-Seat Kit - Nemo_imp - 11-08-2015
(11-08-2015, 01:00 AM)4 Paws_imp Wrote: Excellent.
You should see the kit I carry in my Ural - at least 40#'s. Not exactly compact.
The only thing I miss about the NC700x is the frunk (faux tank storage space) where I carried proper tools. Yeah, I'm a boy scout... Can't help it...
RE: Under-Seat Kit - metallyguitarded_imp - 11-08-2015
I have my GEICO roadside assistance number in my phone's contact list. I'm starting to think I may have to up my tool kit game. I see you have a fuse puller. Do you have extra fuses too? That's the one thing that I've only ever needed during a roadside repair (on my VFR800).
RE: Under-Seat Kit - the Ferret - 11-08-2015
I only carry what I think I can actually use out on the road under my seat.
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I do carry a tire patch kit and mini compressor in my tail pack when going out of state.
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RE: Under-Seat Kit - Nemo_imp - 11-08-2015
(11-08-2015, 05:28 AM)metallyguitarded_imp Wrote: I have my GEICO roadside assistance number in my phone's contact list. I'm starting to think I may have to up my tool kit game. I see you have a fuse puller. Do you have extra fuses too? That's the one thing that I've only ever needed during a roadside repair (on my VFR800).
Good point. I'll get some of the most common fuses and add theM.
(11-08-2015, 05:54 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: I only carry what I think I can actually use out on the road under my seat.
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I do carry a tire patch kit and mini compressor in my tail pack when going out of state.
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Weekend trip with friends, during a roadside stop under the rain I dropped my NC because I didnt see the edge of the pavement. Broke the left front turn signal and bent the shifter. All I had for tools was the crappy screwdriver that came with the bike and my tire repair kit. NEVER AGAIN!
I also want to add a portable tool to adjust the suspension.