How To Properly Build The Best Motorcycle Travel Tool Kit

Hey guys! Octane Restorations here. Roadside emergencies suck. Even more so when you are not prepared. Today we are going over my travel tool bag, and some tips on building one for yourself. Thank you for watching the video, check out the TH-cam for other motorcycle videos!
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[@bennybaker6546]

I have heard of a tire plug kit saving a trip. I sure was glad my riding buddy had one!

[@octanerestorations]

Haha fun times!

[@chrisbaker854]

WAY TO PLAN AHEAD!! Great info! Thanks!

[@octanerestorations]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rickdff62]

Hea, nice comprehensive list good sir. I personally do carry a multi-meter (just one of those cheap HF ones) as it can help test the fuses quickly and track down power issues. I also have a good quality flashlight because even in daylight, many times you still need some light to see underneath or into hard to reach places. In addition to fuses I also carry (for my G1500) a couple of relays as they do go bad and will leave you stranded big time. Lastly, my 'wing still had the original tool kit which is awesome. It literally has everything you might need for a quick repair to include wrenches for the wheel nuts, hex keys, JIS screwdriver, etc. Oh, one more thing, electronic "puck" style road flares so I don't get run over while I'm on the side of the road and a first aid kit! Cheers.

[@octanerestorations]

Those are all good additions! I didn't add a flashlight, because I have my phone when I ride which has a decent one. A few relays on each bike is a good idea! I wasn't lucky enough to have the original goldwing toolkit in mine :/. And thats not a bad idea for the puck, didn't think of that one. Thanks for the comment rick!

[@forrestandrews9507]

I’ve been carrying a jump pack mainly for other people. Plus, here in Florida it’s mighty flat. I’d much rather jump my pop’s Ultra Classic than try to push it fast enough to clutch pop it, hahah.

[@octanerestorations]

Haha sure does make it a little more difficult!