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Last year I went riding with my brother-in-law. He had just gotten a used KLR that shook some very important bolts free. He felt a dangerous wobble and pulled over. Fortunately I had my handy-dandy tool kit with me, otherwise he would have been doing a lot of pushing.

A single loose ...

If I tried to carry every tool I wanted on my bike, I'd have to add a couple of extra wheels and call it a car. I have a tendency to overpack, especially when it comes to the functional things. When I camp, I usually find myself with lots of extra ...

I don't know how many times I've been out riding and thought, "y'know, I'd really like to change my spark plugs now. Or perhaps I'll fix the leak on one of the side covers, or adjust the chain/belt." Yeah, I know exactly how many times that's happened: never. But the very ...

The days of more wrenching than riding are coming to an end. Modern machines don't need as much love (or hate) as their predecessors, which means more time on the road and less on the side of it. Don't get too comfortable though; any machine can run into problems, ...

Packing around your entire toolbox on your motorcycle isn't exactly practical or all that aesthetically pleasing for that matter. While most bikes come equipped with a tool kit from the manufacturer, they are pretty miniscule and often contain tools that seem as if they were made from recycled soda cans.

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