princess auto, had the same issue on my EX500 back in the day
http://www.princessauto.com/pal/prod...Bit-Socket-Set
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princess auto, had the same issue on my EX500 back in the day
http://www.princessauto.com/pal/prod...Bit-Socket-Set
don't be a road crayon, wear your gear, the road doesn't care how "cool" you think you look when it's busy cheese grading your skin.
PA / Crappy Tire or any TOOL place
'97 Ninja 250 - Kawi Green - Sold - 25k
'97 GSXR 600 SRAD - BLUE 19K
'98 GSXR 600 SRAD - Flat Black-81k-'Kawizuki"-Done!
'00 CBR F4 - RED, 32k - Sold
'04 Kawasaki 636-Blue
'98 GMC Jimmy-294k-Sold
'05 Saturn VUE AWD Tupperware ®
CT doesn't have these sizes, at least the ones here in K/W don't
don't be a road crayon, wear your gear, the road doesn't care how "cool" you think you look when it's busy cheese grading your skin.
do you have access to a welder? Weld two nuts/bolts together.....
Or I dear somewhere Home Depot has some bigger "jointers" that you could use as well. (they are used to put together threaded rod)
^Hope thats clear.
I had to make a 17 and a 22 for my Kawi, and I welded nuts together, worked great, and cheap.
riding a moped is like having sex with a fat chick.
sure it may be fun, but you don't want your friends to find out
00 ZX12R
or........ you could buy one of these...
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...Axle-Tool.aspx
riding a moped is like having sex with a fat chick.
sure it may be fun, but you don't want your friends to find out
00 ZX12R
Tony @ Blue Streak Racing has the one I use.
Good for front axle, swingarm pivot and motor mounts on my 10R.
http://www.bluestreakracing.ca/en/bl..._hex_tool.html
www.tt-racing.ca
AM #483 - 2010 ZX-10R.
Thanks to: Inglis Cycle Pro6 Cycle Armour Bodies PBI Sprockets Dunlop Motorcycle Blue Streak Racing VnM Sportgear
Ah cool, I think I'll get the set from PA. Thanks guys.
CT will sometimes have impact hex socket sets (half SAE and half Metric). No "normal" sets from what I can remember. Brafasco and Napa also list quite a range of hex wrenches. I can't remember if they sold sockets though. 17 and 19 are real bugbears to get a hold of.
The bolt + two nuts works fine. Tighten the nuts against each other with Loctite and you've got a cheap hex head. I did just that to get the 17mm hex fork caps off the Burgman (M12 bolts, but check the head size before you buy--some brands seem to have different sized heads) . Fits perfectly.
Last edited by Flywheel; 03-02-2012 at 10:53 AM.
Yeah well I also need the 14mm for my car.
princess auto
95 RS125 (track), 05 DL650 (street), 89 FZR400 (project)
yo rocky, you are giving away trade secrets, the best tip for the price.
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