Ye fellars are way too competetive! gonna have ta have a klx reply race. I would not even try. I can only go about 2 words per minute - using cell! cant do any mods either.

 

hey green...where was that link from?

 

Not sure, they are KTM tools though.
I just googled KTM tire irons in images, they came up, I copied the link
Oh, and I think I have seen them at the Cat Shack before too.
Something like $80 though.. The princess auto ones would be cheaper.. ha

 

Made a set of my own like that then found out Motion-Pro makes them, also got a crescent(adjustable) wrench in my tool kit in the garage from a who knows what year Volvo that has a spoon end on it obviously for doing something with tires. Not a fan of crescent wrenches but I tell ya this Volvo one is the only one I'll use. I actually used it last weekend to fix some plumbing issues in the humble abode. And I bet the wrench is older than most guys on this forum. I know it's older than me and I'm pushing 50.

 

Those are sweet, but they look like they are aluminum, maybe not but I think on a 606 they would fold like origami. And why is everyone pinching tubes? I don't get it. (scratches head)

 

No scrachey your scalpum, patience is a lost art, I can change a tube in 3 minutes. Thats like a life time on a I-phone or I-pod. Hey dude what's yer dads # to get this noisy smellyy heavy thing back on the road. And what is a tube?

 

i had made a three kinda like that but more like spoons, i love them, cable tie my 27mm to the frame behind the battery and the other 2 are small enough to fin in my tool thingy, its great in the bush

 

Cool tools never seen them before Klxrelic

 

what sizes would we need for out bike?

 

I've got some of those, they are so light you'd think they would float if you dropped them in water, yet you could literally put all your weight on one and it won't bend. A buddy used one of mine out on the trail to loosen his axle and needed to stand on it with his foot to break it loose. Held up fine. Those things are great. I got mine from here:

http://www.blueridgeracing.com/t7Tools.htm