CruzTOOLS® Road Tech B1 Kit for BMW

[Big Derek]

BMW riders tend to cover higher mileages than owners of most other motorcycle brands and the new Cruz Tools kit for BMWs contains a comprehensive selection of implements to keep them on the road wherever they may be.

BMW has a reputation for innovation and the German factory uses many unusual fasteners, such as female Torx types - some models even use rare male Torx bolt heads. BMWs also require specific spanner sizes and hex keys, hence the need for a dedicated tool kit.

The Road Tech B1 kit contains over 20 items, including adjustable and combination spanners, mini socket set, hex and torx keys, 6-in-1 screwdriver and locking pliers. Other indispensible items include a roll of insulation tape, alloy flashlight, tyre pressure gauge, cable ties and a sachet of WD40.

Supplied in a specially designed tool roll that measures 6” x 10” (14cm x 24cm), the Road Tech B1 kit weighs 1.5KG (3.5 lbs) and retails for £99.19 including VAT.

CruzTOOLS® have been producing superb replacement tool kits in California since 1996 and all their products carry a lifetime warranty.

Call 01306 885111 or visit venhill.co.uk

 

[Twotter]

Supplied in a specially designed tool roll that measures 6” x 10” (14cm x 24cm), the Road Tech B1 kit weighs 1.5KG (3.5 lbs) and retails for £99.19 including VAT.

CruzTOOLS® have been producing superb replacement tool kits in California since 1996 and all their products carry a lifetime warranty.

For 100 sheets I should hope so!

 

[cherokee]

Checked out the website,it seems like a good bit of kit,its something i need as i havent got the oe toolkit for my 1150gsa,its quite pricey at a hundred sovs,the other kits in their range seem alot cheaper,il have to think on it....

 

[Dainese Brave]

I bought a Cruz tools roll a couple of years back.

A big improvment on a OE tool roll, and quite handy...but I seem to remember I paid a lot less than £100!!

All I did was add the relevent torx bits to it, then job done!

 

[Davy F]

I can't remember who was having a clear out, but I bought a neat wee Cruz tool set which came with trox allens and all. It was good value and immensly more comprehensive than the pathetic oe joke of a kit.

 

[Thunder]

I can't remember who was having a clear out, but I bought a neat wee Cruz tool set which came with trox allens and all. It was good value and immensly more comprehensive than the pathetic oe joke of a kit.

That would have been Stumpy that would

 

[Stumpy]

That would have been Stumpy that would

All the BMW one are gone but I have a couple of Harley kits for thoses of us in touch with our side

Stumpy

 

[John Armstrong]

All the BMW one are gone but I have a couple of Harley kits for thoses of us in touch with our side

Apart from everything being in a chrome finish, is there any major differences like imperial for the HD?

 

[Stumpy]

Apart from everything being in a chrome finish, is there any major differences like imperial for the HD?

Yes the HD kits have the most common imperial sizes needed for a Harley and no metric spanners at all

 

[ghiribizzo]

I got one of the Cruz kits and wandered off with it to the garage today to take the battery out for a charge...

Given that my GSA has 'leccy suspension, there's next to nothing in the original toolkit. It does have a 14mm spanner - that; the Cruz doesn't have.
The Cruz does have a T50 Torx key, but you cannot undo the rear wheel bolts with it.
Seems a bit short of the mark really.

 

[roddy]

a hundred quid for a toll roll, fer christ sake folks, mare money than sense.

take your money down to Halfords and buy from there pro range, lifetime guarantee against failure, plenty universal kits to pick from buy the individual bits you need an bingo a far more comprehensive kit.

 

[STUBBS]

a hundred quid for a toll roll, fer christ sake folks, mare money than sense.

take your money down to Halfords and buy from there pro range, lifetime guarantee against failure, plenty universal kits to pick from buy the individual bits you need an bingo a far more comprehensive kit.

beat me to it