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[nicko 2005 1000 DS (Red)]

Can anybody help. Just purchased a second hand 2005 Multistrada 1000 DS. No tool kit!.

What do I need?. Shall I buy 1 from Ducati?.

Any comments


Nck

[Rww 2006 1000S DS (Red)]

Except for the spark plug tool the rest is lame. Go to a auto parts store, I like NAPA, make up a set. Look for tools with changeable bits and will work with other tools....you'll be better off.

rww

[Steve 2015 1200S (Red)]

Except for the spark plug tool the rest is lame. Go to a auto parts store, I like NAPA, make up a set. Look for tools with changeable bits and will work with other tools....you'll be better off.

rww

Agreed, the tool kit supplied is poor, you're better off making your own up.

[JohnB 2005 1000S DS (Red)]

If you don't mind spending a little, the Cruz Tools "Cruzmetrix" set is nice. You can get it here:

http://www.compacc.com/prod.cfm/cid/1111003/pid/854

[Scrambles 2006 1000 DS (Red)]

The stock tool kit is worthless: A cheap plug wrench and a cheaper screwdriver, the kind that you get to use once then have to throw away because it'll bend.

+1 on Cruz Tools

[udukeshere 2006 1000S DS (Black)]

Ducati tool kit....

Thanks I needed a Laugh!

Ducati tool kit = Cell Phone + credit card

[wayward - Moderator 2004 1000 DS (Black)]

If you don't mind spending a little, the Cruz Tools "Cruzmetrix" set is nice. You can get it here:

http://www.compacc.com/prod.cfm/cid/1111003/pid/854

Craftsman also makes one that is nice and is currently on clearance. Was $99.97 currently $64.97. It doesn't have everything you need and has a few things you might take out to save weight and or space but it's a pretty good kit for emergency roadside use. Make sure to get the 34 piece kit as the 35 piece is SAE not metric. http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product. ... Cookie=Yes

Except for the spark plug tool the rest is lame.

Even the spark plug tool is lame. The only thing worth keeping was the pouch that the "tools" came in.

Ducati tool kit = Cell Phone + credit card

+1

[Ducati Bob]

Nicko,
If you received the owners manual with the bike you will see that when it comes time to adjust the chain tension the owner is advised to go to a dealer (because there are no tools to do so in the bike)!!!!

That's how empty and ridiculous the stock tool kit is.

Till Later,
Bob

[JohnB 2005 1000S DS (Red)]

I actually like the Ducati spark plug wrench. It's exactly the right length and width to fit inside the holes in the "S" carbon belt covers. Removing the plugs were easy with it. I'm going to keep it in my Cruzmetrix case which doesn't come with a plug wrench.

[bgraber 2007 1100 (Red)]

(with Italian accent) Tool Kit? You won't a need. She a beautiful machine, you ride, enjoy

[Rww 2006 1000S DS (Red)]

Have a look at this

http://www.cyclegadgets.com/Products/pr ... em=RG-TOOL

[Wick]

Toolkit, hell. Better make sure you got the red key.........

WIck

[bonefish 2005 1000S DS (Red)]

What UDUKESHERE said!!!

[andrewclark 2006 1000 DS (Red)]

Nicko,
If you received the owners manual with the bike you will see that when it comes time to adjust the chain tension the owner is advised to go to a dealer (because there are no tools to do so in the bike)!!!!

That's how empty and ridiculous the stock tool kit is.

Till Later,
Bob

The service manual states the chain tensioner wrench comes in the tool kit. I don't need the whole tool kit but does anyone know how to get this tensioner wrench?

[raoufhakam 2006 1000 DS (Red)]

My bike didnt come with one, but i use a spanner wrench i had from an old Honda bike that i had.
You can probably pick up one for $8 from any motorcycle store/dealer