Mosko Moto's Fatty Tool Roll + CruzTOOLS ADV Toolkit Compared to Motohansa Pro BMW Tools

[@1young-geezer]

Thanks for that entire walk through. I'm struggling w/ my thoughts on putting a comprehensive tool kit together as well. I've ordered the that same Mosko wrap and the their tool kit. And am so happy to see these Moto Hanzo (sp?) tools as well. Enjoyed your selection process. Thanks a bunch....

[@AdamChandler86]

Motohansa kit is NICE. I have that as well. The Cruz tool kit is a downgrade but the Mosko tool roll is really nice.

[@1young-geezer]

@@AdamChandler86 I went onto Ted's Beemershop site (thanks to you) and saw the SVB tool kits - wow! I sprung for the top drawer kit, and the digital torque wrench. REALLY EXCEPTIONAL KIT. And also got the Mosko big wrap, as I'm just not so sure what will go into these kits and what won't - just like you were demonstrating. But the SVB is very compelling as a base set, keep at home and drag what you need when you hit the garage door (not literally:), just excellent tools. So thanks again for your very useful, for me, video, and happy riding.........

[@bradb2514]

Those Motohanza tools are awesome. I wish I could order them individually. Seems they are only available as whole sets.

[@AdamChandler86]

They are! I think in retrospect, it appears I’m hating on Cruz Tools but i honestly had not checked what these two kits cost. The Cruz kit was $110 and the Motohansa is $225. BIG difference in price and it shows. So I think they’re both pretty good in each of their respective price points. Re-thinking, I probably should have bought the naked Fatty and moved my motohansa tools over.

[@billesbacon]

Does Motohanza make a Triumph specific tool kit. Please share link

[@Phillip_of_Burns]

I've been looking for a tool roll for my husqvarna 701. I have mosko bags, and that mosko looks nice. That blue screw driver looks handy. Might have to pick one up.

[@AdamChandler86]

I'd definitely look at the Motohansa tool kit. It also comes with a bag but, as usual, Mosko's bag is way nicer than anything I've seen so maybe grab their bag and build something piecemeal would be my recommendation.

[@byronruhter1480]

Very informative. Good video helper.

[@AdamChandler86]

Thanks Byron for watching!

[@geoffwilliamson2318]

Great video. You should check out SBV tools... Best in the business.

[@AdamChandler86]

Thanks for the tip, Geoff!

[@deoppressoliber85]

Unknown tool looked like a tire valve stem tool

[@AdamChandler86]

You would be correct! I have just never had to use it.

[@disaar3679]

It's a badass tool kit but I don't see any actual use for such a complete kit unless you need a garage with you on the road or you don't own a garage. Maybe even for a RTW trip or alike. Thanks for reviewing it though!

[@AdamChandler86]

All personal experience but my tools are used more on other bikes than my own. So many folks don't have a T50/T60 on them or my magnetic finger gets put to use to retrieve a fallen bolt. I'm almost always using my specialized stuff to help someone else. Same with my battery jump starter and motopumps inflater. My bikes are well maintained and relatively new so I almost never need my tools.

[@disaar3679]

@@AdamChandler86 I do happen to be the guy that carries stuff too and while I don't mind. I've never had to do much more than patch a tire, inflate and adjust mirrors.

[@billesbacon]

Would you help me build the best tool kit for my Triumph Scrambler 400 X? Will trade for bacon

[@AdamChandler86]

Bacon is pretty good. It does look like CruzTools has a triumph specific kit - cruztools.com/product/roadtech-tr2-triumph-motorcycle-tool-kit/

[@billesbacon]

@@AdamChandler86 thank you sir. I will check it out.

[@stevebowser2796]

Grabber = Safety wire

[@AdamChandler86]

I'm going to keep calling it a grabber.

[@skinutkelly]

@@AdamChandler86 I used some of that grabber up in Montana to help a girl reattach her shift lever to the bike. I call it tin-shoestring now. LOL! Good to see you here Adam, nice video concept and production. Keep up the great vids please.