DIY Motorcycle tools

By: AdvWisdom
Title: DIY Motorcycle tools
Sourced From: advwisdom.com/a/diy-motorcycle-tools/
Published Date: Tue, 14 Jul 2020 02:49:29 +0000

1. The wrenches are axle wrenches obviously. I mainly did them for me and buddies with KTM so 32mm & 27mm. But then a bunch of my local buddies wanted them for DR650, DRZ, XRLs, KLR etc. I made whatever people wanted. The small hex is a 12mm hex and I cut a piece of cromo 12mm hex and pressed it in there to remove the front axle on the Husqvarna TXC bikes.
  
  I started to get carried away and was going to powdercoat them but I found an anodizer who did them in hard mil black for $75 and that was a deal. The laser was fun just to etch off the anodizing and give them a little character. I can report that they do work well, my buddies last weekend with a couple
  
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  Can I be your buddy?
  
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2. vtwin, Sep 28, 2014
  
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  vtwinAir cooled runnin’ mon
  
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  Clutch spring tool.
  
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3. thump_co, Feb 12, 2015
  
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  Not so much “made”, as improvised, but got ‘er done.
  
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4. jad3675, Feb 12, 2015
  
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  One HF bar clamp plus a 3-way edge clamp and you have a one person fork spring compressor.
  
  John
  
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5. EmBeeZedEx, Feb 12, 2015
  
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  O2 sensor socket and a C-clamp. The shiny parts on the socket are where I polished it a bit on the sander and buffer. If I hadn’t then those shiny parts would instead likely be aluminum scraped out of the lifter bore.
  
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6. Desert Skies, Feb 12, 2015
  
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  I’m a cheap bastige so I make a lot of tools and fixtures. Here are a couple.
  
  R1200 filter wrench.
  
  Wheel balancer…
  
  Wheel flange puller and high tech heat shield.
  
  U-joint alignment press.
  
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thump_co, Feb 12, 2015

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EmBeeZedEx said: ↑

O2 sensor socket and a C-clamp. The shiny parts on the socket are where I polished it a bit on the sander and buffer. If I hadn’t then those shiny parts would instead likely be aluminum scraped out of the lifter bore.

Nice! This thread is awesome.

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kyrbz, Feb 13, 2015

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Needed to make an odd sized M20.5 x 1.25 puller for a 1951 Aermacchi I was working on.

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Oilhead valve spring compression tool

Paralever bearing cup removal/install tool

Spark plug tool (extension is permanently affixed)

Wheel balancing tool

3,4,5 bolt BMW rear wheel balance adapter

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DIY Motorcycle tools

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Desert SkiesOne brick shy…

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