Biker's Choice Roll-Up Tool Kit 151522

I think this is a good product and enough to get you by if needed in an emergency case. Fits great in my extended saddlebags doesn’t take up a lot of space.

This is a good tool kit to pick up and carry on the bike. The tools are not top of the line, but I didn't purchase this for it to be a heavily used item. I want it to be there if I need it on the side of the road. Comes with the needed items and would be easy to add something too if needed. I like that it rolls up small enough and doesn't take a lot of room.

Overall good tools which work well, but a little overpriced for the quality in my opinion. The flashlight came broken and had to he fixed, and the allen wrenches could use a system to hold them together instead of being tossed in a bag. I think for the price velcro would have been more useful than two strings to hold it together too.

This is a good kit! Hard to get everything you want and need into a small space, but this gets most of the job done for emergency purposes. Definitely wouldn’t use this as my only set of tools, but it’s great for a minimalist emergency situation. If you can’t get it done with this kit, then you’ve got some seriously problems that will need a shop anyways.

All the basic tools you could need if your stranded, or just need to tighten up a gas hose clamp, or take your seat off to access your battery are here. Ive already used mine while at Bike show (Bike On The Bricks). Had a great time while riding and visiting vendors, good concert venues, and of course meeting John Estrada (The Ponch), then when it was time to leave, I got about 20 feet from where I had parked, when my Harley Fat Boy stalled. Well, I've ridden for allot of years, consider myself a very good and experienced rider, not to mention there were hundreds of people here watching, so it was embarrassing for me to think that I stalled my bike in front of everyone. There is no way in hell I just did that. Well, I didn't stall my bike. My fuel injected beast was starved for fuel because the gas hose clamp had loosened up over the years and was gushing gas onto the ground while I was trying to restart it. This is when another fellow biker yelled at me to turn the key OFF and stop trying to start it because he saw my gas leaking and didn't want us all to blow up ! So I got out my trusty "Biker's Choice Tool Kit " and reinstalled / tightened the hose clamp up, then was on my way back home. NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT THIS IN MY SADDLEBAG !

I had been shopping around for a roadside tool/repair kit for my bagger (HD Ultra Classic).. I saw this and thought that I would give it a try. Very Impressed with the tools and quality for the price... Compared with other brands, it seems its equal, with a lesser price point........Good Value

I bought this for a long distance ride I just completed with friends. I wanted a "complete" tool kit that would address nearly any roadside emergency we were likely to encounter. Most of the tools were of high enough quality that I was pleasantly surprised. A few were not. The tools that were subpar: The ratchet - I threw the ratchet out and replaced with a spare from my own collection of tools. Looking at the quality of that tool, I was fairly certain that it would fail me at a critical moment (like the first time I actually needed it). The loosen/tighten switch was made of plastic. Sure to fail if anything got jammed. The ratchet mechanism itself felt low-quality and seemed to have minimal teeth which would make it touch to use in a tight spot if you could not swing the ratchet handle freely. The Sockets - It comes with two sockets, both for appear to be spark-plug sockets. Neither actually fit the spark plugs on my (or any other HD) motorcycle. It's possible they fit other common bolt heads on the bike, I haven't checked thoroughly. T27 Allen key - I was pleasantly surprised to see that the T27 bit was included and in the form of an Allen key. T27 is used extensively on HD motorcycles so having one handy is a must. I didn't realize this kit included a T27. I searched high and low for a bit to add to the kit so I would have one. That was a waste of time in retrospect but I'll keep the extra T27 just in case (since I own it now). Open-end wrenches - All the wrenches are multi-size, one per end. Great solution to save space and the tools appear to be made well. Extras - Kit includes locking pliers and a crescent wrench. Both very handy in a pinch, which is exactly where you'll be when this kit comes out of the saddlebag. This kit is overkill if I'm honest. If you've got a problem that can't be fixed with zip ties, electrical tape, and a handful of allen keys and a T27 bit, your bike is almost certainly going on the back of a truck to the nearest dealership. That said, I'm glad I have it because the Boy Scout in me says "Be Prepared". I used my kit on it's maiden road trip (electrical tape) to secure a turn signal LED lamp that was flopping around loose when the lens cap popped off the bike. From my perspective, based on the ability to make that quick, bush-fix, the kit paid for itself.

It fits well in the saddlebag and has all the tools you need for an emergency or even to address a casual update. Just add a torx 25 & 27... Your done.