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Makes And Models => Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ => Topic started by: DesignerDan on July 21, 2014, 09:11:14 AM
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This kit has a really good number of tools to repair a flat tire on the fly! I now always have it under the seat and I have a 5mm allen wrench in the front storage compartment to take the seat off. $30 is cheap for peace of mind!
http://www.amazon.com/BikeMaster-Tire-Tube-Repair-YP-881TR/dp/B001KNYOPI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1405911881&sr=8-1&keywords=bikemaster+tire+and+tube+repair+kit (http://www.amazon.com/BikeMaster-Tire-Tube-Repair-YP-881TR/dp/B001KNYOPI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1405911881&sr=8-1&keywords=bikemaster+tire+and+tube+repair+kit)
Also up for discussion: What other tools do you have on the bike at all times?
For me, none; but I'm going to put together a toolkit for the bike in the near future!
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I carry one in the swing arm tube. Seems to stay there with no problems.
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Being a long-time BMW motorcycle owner, I just keep my credit card handy. It is the perfect BMW motorcycle tool kit. ::) No doubt it will work for Zero's too. ;)
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This kit has a really good number of tools to repair a flat tire on the fly! I now always have it under the sea
Too funny. I have the same kit in the same location. Sadly I already picked up a nail in the rear tire and had to use a plug. Other items onboard;
- extension cord
- bike multitool
- tire gauge
- small cable to attach helmet to the tank bag lock
- sunscreen
- water
- visor cleaning supplies
- rain gear (depending on forecast)
I feel like I need to find a small shade/rain cover for the bike as well since it spends all day in the parking lot exposed to the elements.
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A nail... lol.. that also happened to me last week on the rear tire of my 2012 S...
I bought a new tire since the original tire was pretty used and had a flattened center due to excessive dyno testing...
The new tire I bought is a Kenda Cruiser 671. it's 140 x 70 x 17.
I had to hammer a bit the tubular link of the two arms of the swing arm to clear the tire diameter and keep about 1/4" clearance.
Doc