for Electrics

Use this spanner to securely tighten or loosen the special ring nut that comes with your round type ignition switch. A great alternative to pliers which will inevitably scratch your nut.

Sturdy test lamp to examine circuits in your lighting and ignition systems. Applicable for 6 to 24 V. Comes with protective screw-on cap, 70 cm lead and alligator clip.

Compact tool for single, multiple and fine stranded wires of 0.2 up to 6 mm² (AWG 24-10) cross-sections with standard insulation. It adapts automatically to the respective cable cross-section and prevents damage to the conductor. The handy shape and low weight provide high operation comfort. With its narrow head style it can also be used in confined areas. An integrated with wire cutter cuts copper and aluminium wires up to 2.5 mm². The length stop can be adjusted from 6.0 - 18.0 mm for cutting the same stripping lengths during repetitive work. The body is made from fibreglass-reinforced plastic, the interchangeable blades are made from special oil-hardened tool steel.

Crimp tool for small and medium sized connector pins as used for example with JAE MX19. Precise and universal crimping.

A unique thing about this crimper is the quick release interchangeable 5 pair die set that just click into place. They will handle the most common terminals including insulated and non-insulated terminals, D-Sub terminals, open barrel terminals and naturally spark plug wire terminals.
The set features non-slip plastic grips for comfort and ease of use. Comes in a molded plastic case.

Useful tool whick makes removing pins and sockets from Deutsch connectors a snap.

Very helpful when you're out in the jungle, in Joshua Tree National Park or whereever else and a cable breaks or snaps. If there is still juice in the battery and you just don't know where the hell the fault is, the most helpful thing to do is: Disconnect everything, lay cable from battery to ignition coil, go! The soldered crocodile clips, however, can also conduct current from one bike to the other to give the battery a bit of a boost.
These cables have already proved indispensable on the Cannonball Run and on other adventures and should therefore not be missing from any luggage of a true long-distance pilot.