Killer Rebuilding tools bag by Coil Master
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I have ridden MX bikes most of my adult life - still suck though. My last bike - a mint 2001 CR 125 was sold about 2 years ago. Now I'm bikeless and jonzin.
I saw these at RTD for something like $20 for the bag and $40 for the kit. Maybe a good way to go for someone who is just starting to tool up for building, someone who has a need for the carryall bag.
Their DIY Bag is really nice, although I could see how this bag could be nice for some occasions! Thanks for posting your review!
Yeah, the DIY kit is ok. The tools they used in it are very low quality though. That's why I like the Kbag. It's really a Kase. It allows one to organize their own tools or other misc vape sundries in one convenient location
I can see the case being a good idea, if I were that organized. I'm not. My stuff is all over the place; in drawers, on shelves, in cubby holes, etc. I'm basically a disorganized mess. The weird thing is, I generally know where everything is. Somehow, there's organization in the chaos.
As for kits: Rarely do kits, of any kind, have tools of the quality I like. Having spent my entire working carreer working with tools, I like industrial, professional grade tools. I will pay the extra price for them. I hate cheap tools, whether they be vape tools, plumbing tools, yard working equipment, general mechanical tools, etc.
As for kits: Rarely do kits, of any kind, have tools of the quality I like. Having spent my entire working carreer working with tools, I like industrial, professional grade tools. I will pay the extra price for them. I hate cheap tools, whether they be vape tools, plumbing tools, yard working equipment, general mechanical tools, etc.
When I got the bike it was roached cosmetically but mechanically prolly less than 30 hours. I tore it down and got to scotchbritin and replacing cosmetically beat parts. All it needed was fork guards, disc guard and levers to be mint when I sold it. Yeah, I know I'm 200lbs and 6'2 and it's a 125 but the Georgia clay is very different than Florida sugar sand where I needed a 250 but I had like a 10 year break and the 125 was more than enough when there was traction
I have pix. Lemme resize them and put em up.Edit: files are too large to resize on phone.
But this is my replacement for my CR ATM:
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Boy, if I did any traveling, one of those cases would be nice, but as it is, this is the extent of my organizing.
That's sweet oplholik. I wish I could set something like that up in my officeBoy, if I did any traveling, one of those cases would be nice, but as it is, this is the extent of my organizing.
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Boy, if I did any traveling, one of those cases would be nice, but as it is, this is the extent of my organizing.
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Eventually I'll get a setup like that downstairs
Lol you funny
but a Jedi ninja squonktologist can do things pilgrims can't even imagine. Hope your feelin better man
I reduced my need for a lot of stuff by standardizing, as much as I can. All the attys I currently use have M2.5 or M3 grub screws. I have a 'standard' build, using 26g kanthal. I don't fool around much with other sizes. I wick with KGD cotton, most of the time; Rayon only occasionally.
That's pretty much exactly how I roll too. All the attys I run take a 1.5mm grub
. And I do twist wire now
Yeah, I don't like twist wire. I can set up dual single wire coils quicker than I can twist wire and install a single twisted coil.
Were is the duck tape looks tidy niceBoy, if I did any traveling, one of those cases would be nice, but as it is, this is the extent of my organizing.
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The truth be known, being tidy, and neat, isn't in my nature. It's a constant struggle on my part to keep this as it is. Usually my work areas end up in a pile.
It is nice knowing tho, that at least here, I know where everything is that I need.
It is nice knowing tho, that at least here, I know where everything is that I need.
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