🔧 CruzTOOLS OM14 Folding Metric Multi-Tool for Moto, ATV, UTV, PWC, Snow - Black: Efficient and Versatile Equipment for Motorized Adventurers Review

I had this tool a few years ago and unbeknownst to me someone stole it from my tool bag. It was a free offer from Honda, so I was happy with that. Now I realized how much I miss this instrument, so one day I stumbled across this on Revain and BINGO, I had to buy it! This is a very durable product. It's difficult to separate the different tools that come with it, but once you've used them, it becomes easier. If you have a metric bike, you simply MUST carry it in your tool bag!

I always keep this tool kit in my KLR tank bag. I can conveniently disassemble and service the bike for most repairs without having to access my full toolbox. It's certainly not perfect and in many cases I'd rather use my special tools, but this tool fits my emergency needs perfectly. Some repairs may take a little longer than custom ratchets, but this tool definitely won't let me down. I would buy a few more in a heartbeat to keep my other bikes.

This tool is permanently attached to my motorcycle. It has the right combination of tools to save you the hassle of roadside repairs. I can only recommend it, it is well made. The only downside is that the outside of the tool is gray plastic that probably won't take a hit from a rock when trying to turn a stubborn bolt. An all-metal construction would be better, thankfully the metal is under a plastic shell so it's solid when you really need to thrash it. It's no substitute for a dedicated…

.but there is a flaw in this tool that prevents perfection. hex wrench. They are not enough at all. This otherwise perfect tool is missing a very common size wrench that my Yamaha Bolt seems to use repeatedly. As a result, I have to carry a key with me to make up the difference. But now we must move on to the good. I looked at the thing and thought it was pretty clunky. nope! The design is awesome! It's comfortable in the hand, moves just enough to get you into tight spaces, the metal is…

First the pros: - It's cheap - It's small But it's really just 2 screwdrivers, 4 allen wrenches and 3 sockets. It's not that I didn't know it when I bought it, but the material on a flat, general-purpose piece of metal is difficult, if not impossible, to use. Only the spoke wrench at the end can even be turned on the spoke, so hope your bike uses that size and not one of the other 5 spoke sizes. 13mm and 14mm open end wrenches are difficult to use in the tightening direction due to the design…