🛠️ CruzTOOLS SKJAS SPEEDKIT: The Ultimate Tool Kit for Japanese Motorcycle, ATV, Snow Vehicles Review

Wanted a small metric tool kit for my scooter seat storage as the factory tool kit was missing and didn't really have much in it. The kit seems to have everything you need for small unexpected repairs on the go. Haven't used the tools yet, but everything seems fine. 4 stars as I think this set was a bit pricey but overall I'm happy with what I ordered.

Not exactly cheap but the tools and zippered cloth pouch are top notch, better than most OEM tool kits. Although it appears to only come with a double-ended Phillips bit and a flathead screwdriver, the second bit is on the hidden end of the reversible screwdriver shaft: pull the shaft out of the handle and reveal the second bit. The tire pressure gauge is calibrated for 10-50 psi, 0.7-3.5 bar and 70-350 kPa. I hope I never get the chance to use the Cruztools outside of my well-stocked workshop,

My daughter started horseback riding last year and she needed a bike. I remember the problems I had with my R1 back when there was little space under the seat and it encountered the same problem. I knew she wasn't going to carry a large set in her backpack. who wanna do it After hours of research I came upon this product and for a minimalist kit that really fits, it's perfect. I currently ride the SG so I have enough room in my bags for a full set, again it doesn't fit. I don't have that…

It's a good tool box but not great and could use some improvement. same wrench and I have to use both sizes at the same time when adjusting the chain. This means I had to buy another separate wrench for the lock nut. Second, the screwdriver heads are just plain loose and won't snap into the handle or anything, making them easy to fall off and get lost. fit in the trunk of my Honda CRF250L. I had to separate it into two separate bags to fit everything inside. These shortcomings primarily prevent

This product comes in a nice carrying case and the tools are ok for the price, this is an emergency kit that you keep in the car , so you don't need high quality. Spark plug and this tool kit does not provide that. So if you're stuck on the water and neatly packed with spare spark plugs and this tool kit, you still can't check and/or replace the spark plugs. For some goddamn reason my Yamaha Waverunner 2-stroke wouldn't start after I filled it up at the beach last week and wanted to inspect the