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Need A Tool Kit

10 posts Started 17 Jan 2007 Last recovered post 13 Feb 2007 Wayback Machine snapshot 4 Mar 2007

#1
Anyone have an old one or spare for a '99 that they'd like to sell?
#2
You should also put up an entry in our classified sections. There is a section for poeple looking for ...
#3
YES!!!!!

I Do,
#4
It cost me $160 AU ($130) australian, brand new. Everything including the pouch. PM me and we can work it out
#5
I got mine from Ridenow.com about a year ago and i think it was about $75 delivered to my door. However it did take about 2 or 3 weeks to get to me.
#6
Just get ahold of the spanner wrenches that came with it and get the rest of the tools from some other source, like a decent tool manufactuerer, Honda's tool kit sucks in reality.
#7
come on guys, i have a spare i want to offload, dont talk him out of it, why is the honda one crap, its always worked for me
#8
Lopeman, Jan 18 2007, 10:32 PMwhy is the honda one crap, its always worked for me


He's right. While Honda does not provide you with Snap-On tools, the kit comes in very handy.
#9
Lopeman, I'll take your kit, if it has the hook-shaped tool for adjusting the preload on the suspension. How much are you asking?? Do you know of a web-site that has pictures and a description? I live in Spain, do keep that in mind, but also keep in mind that Cash Converters or any other Hock Shop would only offer you a third of the original price at most ($50 AUD), which is why you've still got it, right? First things first, find out what it would cost to post it over to me, let me know how much that is and we'll talk... what do ya reckon? I've a second-hand '98 5th gen. that didn't come with the kit or the U-lock.

Cheers
#10
hey mate. Sorry it took so long to reply, was on holidays away from home. i'm happy with $50 plus postage if thats fine by you.
I didnt actually check cash converters or anything
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