You need one tool to access the tool kit, and it's provided under the seat. You'd prefer to have the whole kit lashed to the muffler or the gas tank? You can make that happen.
Dude Thank you, got a real gut busting laugh out of that. Still laughing thinking about how serious you were about that really bad tool kit. There you go. Funny. Checking old videos just bought a 2012 Super Ten and I think I paid way to much for it.
Ha! That's EXACTLY what I said when I tried to get the damn wrench out - 9 years later! Thanks for posting this.
Thank you! Really helpful video. My only critique is that those are not "crescent" wrenches. Even with that, I really appreciate you posting this!
Ah, I seem to have misspoken. I meant to say croissant wrenches ;)
I practically overhauled my Yamaha 100 with the same tool kit, back in 1973. It’s totally functional, even the pliers.
Thanks, this video was helpful!
Many thanks for this useful vidio
I have the same motorcycle, seems like a joke that location.
Thanks for the video - saves me the time. I think the hex extension might fit
the axles too. Not sure it would do much.
You have to have tools to get to your tool kit Thats Great
You need one tool to access the tool kit, and it's provided under the seat. You'd prefer to have the whole kit lashed to the muffler or the gas tank? You can make that happen.
So that's where the battery is!
Dude Thank you, got a real gut busting laugh out of that. Still laughing thinking about how serious you were about that really bad tool kit. There you go. Funny. Checking old videos just bought a 2012 Super Ten and I think I paid way to much for it.
Ya- it takes a tool to get this tool out!!
LOL you need a tool to get a tool to get to your tool kit.