Bandit Alley
GENERAL MOTORCYCLE FORUMS => GENERAL MOTORCYCLE => Topic started by: bigrus on January 23, 2009, 12:41:22 AM
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Can someone list the spanners etc in the 1250s toolkit, mine were stolen or kept by the previous owner after it was written off (before I fixed it up) and the dealer says he needs a list to get one together :annoy: :thanks:
Russ
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This is absolute BS the toolkit that comes standard wth any vehicle is available as a spare part. Eight years working as a Suzuki parts interpretor tells me this. Regardless of which I suggest you put your own together.
Dink
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Yes Dink is right. I have a friend that also used to be a Suzuki mechanic (very handy as he is my riding companion) and he says that you should be able to order the complete kit as one part and it should come all inclusive. Don't let your local "stealer" tell you that 'cause it's just not true...Banditone1250s...
There is a thin line between fear and respect...Feel free to drift across it every now and then....
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You know it, I know it, but the fact remains, all I got when I ordered the whole kit was, pouch, 1x pliers,1x double ended screwdriver,2x spanners(10+12,14+17)and an allen key. WTF can you do with them? The spare parts guy told me thats the standard tool kit and that I would have to order whatever else I needed seperately.
I'm guessing there should be an adjuster for the rear suspension and maybe a spanner of some sort to adjust the rear axle maybe? but WTF would I know?
All I need is a list and I can order the f.....s :banghead: :thanks:
Russ
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I've added a few allen wrenches and small crescent wrench. The pouch is really tight and the rubber band has broken.
The Guzzi didn't have it's factory kit (not sure Guzzi ever had one). Went to Steve's Tool and got a cheap allen wrench set, crescent wrench, screw driver with replaceable bits, and pouch. Not sure if I bought some cheap pliers. Think I might need a Leatherman to fill it out.
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I've added a few allen wrenches and small crescent wrench. The pouch is really tight and the rubber band has broken.
The Guzzi didn't have it's factory kit (not sure Guzzi ever had one). Went to Steve's Tool and got a cheap allen wrench set, crescent wrench, screw driver with replaceable bits, and pouch. Not sure if I bought some cheap pliers. Think I might need a Leatherman to fill it out.
Thanks Lowey, I'm just a big fan of having the original shit for any of my bikes, I even bought the little handbook that should have been under the seat but the same person that taxed the toolkit most likely taxed that too. :yikes:
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C'mon guys, surely someone out there has a complete standard tool kit...............pretty please :stickpoke:
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I think this is what you are looking for...
http://www.bikebandit.com/suzuki-motorcycle-gsf1250s-bandit-2008/o/m17396
6: TOOL ASSY
7252531-001 Enter 0-99 $17.35
7: CLAMP WRENCH
7239483-001 Enter 0-99 $8.39
8: 36MM RING WRENC
7239467-001 Enter 0-99 $11.14
9: HEXAGON SPANNER
7176019-001 Enter 0-99 $3.88
10: BOX SPANNER
7284177-001 Enter 0-99 $15.06
What's all this about "Spanners"? Looks like a Wrench to me! :grin:
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I think this is what you are looking for...
http://www.bikebandit.com/suzuki-motorcycle-gsf1250s-bandit-2008/o/m17396
6: TOOL ASSY
7252531-001 Enter 0-99 $17.35
7: CLAMP WRENCH
7239483-001 Enter 0-99 $8.39
8: 36MM RING WRENC
7239467-001 Enter 0-99 $11.14
9: HEXAGON SPANNER
7176019-001 Enter 0-99 $3.88
10: BOX SPANNER
7284177-001 Enter 0-99 $15.06
What's all this about "Spanners"? Looks like a Wrench to me! :grin:
Thanks Pillage, I forgot about being able to look up the parts yourself, thanks very much. By the way, In AUSTRALIA= spanners
In USA = wrenches
I thought everybody knew they're the same thing, sorry bout that. :thanks: again.
Russ
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I glad that helped.
By the way, I knew what a spanner was, but I had to give you a hard time, since you probably have decent riding weather and it's snowy & cold here.
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I glad that helped.
By the way, I knew what a spanner was, but I had to give you a hard time, since you probably have decent riding weather and it's snowy & cold here.
You are a funny guy!! Yeah it's as hot as f..k right now, 34deg celcius ( I'm not working it out) which would be AROUND 90+ I guess, but humid as. Just can't bring myself to put gear on around town.
I MAY be heading your way in a month or so, it's not definate yet, but will be based in Gainesville Georgia if it comes off, I'll PM you when I know more and look you up. Have to get the ok from the minister for war and finance first ha ha. :motorsmile:
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Your calculations are correct Sir:
Celsius 34 plus 32 times 9 divided by 5 = Fahrenheit 91.6
This morning it's 7 fahrenheit at my place, which I think is -10.8 celsius!
I would really like to meet you in Gainsville (as I believe I would be riding all year round in that climate), but I’m not sure if I can get the time off from work, and then I would also require the ok from my Ministress of War & Finance! Keep me posted as the 1,000 mile ride is not totally out of the question.
(http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r276/ADPilla/BostontoGainsville.jpg)
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Your calculations are correct Sir:
Celsius 34 plus 32 times 9 divided by 5 = Fahrenheit 91.6
This morning it's 7 fahrenheit at my place, which I think is -10.8 celsius!
I would really like to meet you in Gainsville (as I believe I would be riding all year round in that climate), but I’m not sure if I can get the time off from work, and then I would also require the ok from my Ministress of War & Finance! Keep me posted as the 1,000 mile ride is not totally out of the question.
(http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r276/ADPilla/BostontoGainsville.jpg)
Thats way too cold for me(never been to the snow) I'd have to move to a warmer climate mate, how do you blokes put up with that?
If I get to get over to your fine country, I'll be crewing for a friend of mine that races a Top Alcohol Funny Car in the Lucas Oil ranks so we would be all over the place. I don't have his race shedule yet but we will be closer to you at some stage than Gainesville. The plan is to be there for 3 months so there will be time to catch up. It all hinges on a job I've applied for in Western Australia (the other side of Aust) if I get it I can't go to the U.S for 12 months. If I don't get it (with wifeys permission) I'm there. :bandit: Russ.
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Celsius? Fahrenheit?
We get all the weather here. Today it's freezing mist and in 20s. Had to leave work early to make it home on dangerously slick streets. Sections of elevated highway closed down -just too slick.
Last week we got up to the 70s and had some great riding weather.
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Celsius? Fahrenheit?
We get all the weather here. Today it's freezing mist and in 20s. Had to leave work early to make it home on dangerously slick streets. Sections of elevated highway closed down -just too slick.
Last week we got up to the 70s and had some great riding weather.
Elevated highway???????????
Certainly don't envy you guys. 70s :grin:
20s :yikes:
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Our Edmonton friends will pipe in soon to trump this (it actually does get REALLY cold in Alberta), but it was -25C (-13 deg F) again early today. Actually got up to a balmy -14C (7 deg F) for a high, almost tropical.
But...the days are getting noticably longer, and I should be riding locally in another 7 or 8 weeks. In fact the deer are starting to wander around in the hills again
(http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t52/pmackie_photos/snowdeer.jpg)
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Our Edmonton friends will pipe in soon to trump this (it actually does get REALLY cold in Alberta), but it was -25C (-13 deg F) again early today. Actually got up to a balmy -14C (7 deg F) for a high, almost tropical.
But...the days are getting noticably longer, and I should be riding locally in another 7 or 8 weeks. In fact the deer are starting to wander around in the hills again
(http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t52/pmackie_photos/snowdeer.jpg)
Almost "TROPICAL" Look at those deer, I bet they would think (if they could) you're high on something other than life my friend.
This is Tropical http://www.flickr.com/photos/13453262@N03/2207790656/
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I think this is what you are looking for...
http://www.bikebandit.com/suzuki-motorcycle-gsf1250s-bandit-2008/o/m17396
6: TOOL ASSY
7252531-001 Enter 0-99 $17.35
7: CLAMP WRENCH
7239483-001 Enter 0-99 $8.39
8: 36MM RING WRENC
7239467-001 Enter 0-99 $11.14
9: HEXAGON SPANNER
7176019-001 Enter 0-99 $3.88
10: BOX SPANNER
7284177-001 Enter 0-99 $15.06
What's all this about "Spanners"? Looks like a Wrench to me! :grin:
Thank you and congrats Mr Pillage, you were the ONLY one to get it right.
I went back to the dealer and asked to look in the tool kit of a 1250S that they had on the showroom floor and surprise surprise, they were all there, just as your list shows.
Only problem was, nil stock, had to back order them from Japan. That only took about 3 weeks so I'm now a happy camper.
Apparently,#6 the tool assy only has the pliers,screw driver and 2 WRENCHES in it, and for the Bandit you get the other tools as they're model specific, if you know what I mean.
Just like if you had a different model Suzuki ie:DR 650, you would get those 4 basic tools plus a couple of model specific tools as well, I guess they can't put the whole range of wrenches in every model, so they have a baseline set that they add to for each one.
:thanks: