RTTR2 RoadTech TR2 Tool Kit for Triumph Motorcycles , black

I do my own maintenance. I’ve owned Triumphs forever. The old Coventry Triumphs were so user friendly. But you needed Whitworth tools. These Hinckley models are no different from Jap bikes, so metric is the word. I hate using the wrong tool for the job. I cannot lie, I had to use the adjustable wrench to remove my Corbin seat, but the prior owner added BS hardware. Thanks, Cruze Tools, for putting together an awesome product. Note the width of the roll, and get a leather tool pouch to attach somewhere on your bike. Keep your Cruz Tools pouch dry, and don’t overstretch the elastic. The allens and Torx are essential. Smart people replace the torx w/ allens. There’s only a few real necessary allens for regular maintenance. At some point I’ll add drivers to the kit. They’re easier to handle then the L shaped allens, and you can scratch the paint on, say, your tank when removing the screw holding the air filter on.

I do not go riding on my 2007 Triumph Bonneville without it. Everything you need is right there. A+ product!

Kind of cheap tools, but good variety and nice rollup. Will definitely do the job.

If you have a motorcycle, please just buy this, it's EVERYTHING you'll need and nothing you don't!

Advertised as compatible with my Tiger 900. Nope, not even close. I should have only bought the specific wrenches I need. This handy little tool kit stays in the bottom of a pile of useless things. Perhaps I will get some use out of it someday. Probably not.

Great starter kit especially for new riders unsure of what you need. It doesn’t have everything but it’s not suppose to, it’ll get you surprisingly far before you start to need to add to your tool kit. Nice tool roll

Seems to be a great set. You will always have to add a few things. I added a 14mm deep well for spark plugs and multi-tool T-handle set.

This is an impressive set of tools for my Triumph. The set is probably too big for me to take on a trip, but is fine for the workshop.