Tools for a thousand uses which will make you soon ask yourself how you had survived before you added them to your toolbox. Clean grease and dirt from dark corners of your engine, tranny, wheel hubs etc., pull lock rings from shafts, catch that lockwasher that just dropped between cooling fins, or you name it. This is a finely crafted set, made with chromium-vanadium 8650 alloy steel. Each hook and pick is of 1/8” diameter, 78 mm long and carefully pressed into the hardwood handle. The handles are hot stamped with the appropriate size and angle of the hook and pick....

Classic Harleys well into the 1960s feature lots of slotted screws on engine, transmisison, primary etc. which you don‘t want to tighten or loosen with a cheap screwdriver. It will mar the slots in no time and make you look a poor mechanic. This special edition The Cyclery screwdriver set includes the exact size screwdriver for most slotted screws you find on older H-D models. They feature hollow ground tips to perfectly fit the respective slot, avoiding damages and keeping your expensive hardware in good shape. The square shanked blades are hardened to R/C 52-56 and are guaranteed not to twist or chip. The handles are turned from Maine hardwood and protected with a nicely stained finish and a nickel plated steel ferrule. A quality wooden handle is key to a good grip with hands becoming slippery from oil and these screwdrivers provide that great wood handle feel that only gets better with time. Classy tools for classic bikes - an ideal combination....

Work gloves made from durable and flexible cotton blend fabric with rubberized palms for a sure grip. One size fits all.

When loosening or tighteneing larger sized nuts and bolts a few hammer strikes often do the trick. Putting a cover into place also becomes alot easier when you can assist with a few soft blows. But please, do not use your trusted steel sledge for these jobs and spare the nice and smooth surfaces of your expensive spanners and covers. The copper and rawhide faced Thor hammers provide a safer alternative to striking with conventional steel hammers. The resilient soft striking faces shape themselves to the part being struck. Acting as shock absorbers, they spread the force of the blow uniformly, minimising inefficient rebound and damage to components. Soft-faced hammers also reduce noise pollution in the workplace. The faces are designed to wear and can be replaced. Handles are made from ash wood. Available in various "weight categories", with the 2380 g version being a perfect helper when truing flywheels, too.