The tool tube`s fixed on the bike,got a small ratchet but what size sockets should I carry for a 2000 @,the min amount.![]()
The tool tube`s fixed on the bike,got a small ratchet but what size sockets should I carry for a 2000 @,the min amount.![]()
8,10,12,13,14,17mm
3 Africa Twins/280,000 miles. If it's happened to one of mine, it's gonna happen to one of yours.....eventually.
1 Varadero/17,000 miles ridden (of 40,000 miles on the bike), it's all still new to me!
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3 Africa Twins/280,000 miles. If it's happened to one of mine, it's gonna happen to one of yours.....eventually.
1 Varadero/17,000 miles ridden (of 40,000 miles on the bike), it's all still new to me!
I would add an 11mm to your list, Honda are very fond of this size nut/bolt![]()
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Also, I swear by 6-point sockets.
These hold any nut or bolt much better than the common 12-point sockets due to more contact area,
holding on the flat sides of the nut rather than just the weaker corners.
A set of six-point sockets will handle 99 percent of the jobs you throw at them,
and they are also the best thing for removing rusty or stubborn nuts & bolts where a 12 point socket will fail.
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Nearly too many bikes...
Dont forget the 24mm if you need to get the rear wheel out.
Thank`s for all your help and comments.![]()
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