New KTM 38 Piece Tool Box Set KIT 1/4" 00029098300

Yay! Nice to have all the tools on hand that I know fit my duke 390. Been insane trying to find all them separately.

Got broken on the first use

This kit isn’t the end-all-be-all toolkit for servicing KTM motorcycles; but it DOES contain some of the uncommon tools required for fasteners that KTM uses that are NOT available at most big-box hardware stores or the like. For instance just today I had to relocate the hour meter on a KTM and it requires a super-tiny torx bit... lo and behold the tiny T15 torx but is in the kit, well labeled, easy to find and easy to use. It’s the type of tool that otherwise one would likely destroy removing it with an Allen wrench or some other commonly-available-tool that “sort of” fits but doesn’t properly fit—eventually destroying the fasteners.So... the choices we have... buy the super-extensive sets of tools from snap-on or Mac tools (or whatever brand one likes) that in include these super obscure, hard to find tools (and that costs *thousands* of dollars... or wait until you need it and order a cheap one online and wait however long for it to show up... meanwhile you’re in a jam unable to fix your bike... or buy this set that is relatively inexpensive, lightweight (for those concerned with trail weight etc) and a few other sets KTM has available...Note the tools in these KTM sets are NOT of the same unbreakable strength or polished and beautiful quality as for instance, a Mac knuckle-saver spanner... but the KTM tools are* lightweight,* made to precision such that the FIT on fasteners doesn’t mar the tool or the fastener... and* frankly I like “beautiful” as much as the next fella but the fact that the KTM tools aren’t polished doesn’t necessarily make them less beautiful... it just makes the manufacturing process less expensive—and I find the design of the KTM tools to have been done with a deliberate aesthetic and beautiful in their own way; AND* I’ve NEVER broken any of my KTM-branded/manufactured tools. Never. And I’ve been using them extensively since 2010 (and I *have* broken MAC and Snap-on tools before... rarely... but It’s happened...So for the money this is a great little set if you own a KTM.

Everything I needed to work on my bike.