10guy Posted October 14, 2005 before he left bronco and myself were talking about the tools that a person couldn't do without on a drz. It came up when we were replacing his fork seals and he had that new little $66 tool for it. I know that that is one and so it the rotor puller. Are there anymore needed for the bike that you can think of? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NateTheGreat Posted October 14, 2005 2in PVC works on the fork seals fine..... I used a 2 inch PVC adapter and cut it in half (Has flanges which makes it easier to apply force). If you are a suspension shop its one thing but PVC does the trick for the average joe ever so often. The rotor puller is a must..... I also have the head piece to the valve spring compressor. I use a drill press to press on that part to press on the valve retainer. Just makes life easier with that part and not using a spring compressor. I guess thats not 100% needed. The clutch hub holder would be nice but I dont have that either. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wayward Son Posted October 14, 2005 for normal stuff,nto really.that covers it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
10guy Posted October 14, 2005 Thanks I just wanted to make sure before I ordered in the final tools for my drz collection,,,,now that a couple have moved half way accross the country from me. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Erik Marquez My Rides (5) Posted October 16, 2005 Thanks I just wanted to make sure before I ordered in the final tools for my drz collection,,,,now that a couple have moved half way accross the country from me. Well technically,, they are only 297 miles away at this time.. But as the days go by,, and the riding miles pile up they do get farther with each day 🤣 Sorry to say,, no riding today 🤣 It was a travel day, but yesterday,,, WaterBoy and I rode 80 miles 🤣 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
fastmike926 Posted October 16, 2005 I bought a clutch hub holder, fork seal driver, and a fork damper rod holder. I also made my own fork oil measuring tool, and a low profile 5mm hex socket to get to the cam caps. I would like one of those valves for recharging the shock with nitrogen because the nearest shop to me is over 100 miles away, but they are about $150, and I have no idea what nitrogen costs so it is probably a long shot. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
10guy Posted October 16, 2005 Well technically,, they are only 297 miles away at this time.. 🤣 But as the days go by,, and the riding miles pile up 🤣 they do get farther with each day 🤣 Sorry to say,, no riding today It was a travel day, but yesterday,,, WaterBoy and I rode 80 miles Did mothership do her class???? I got in 50 miles today and looking at as many tomorrow. Way muddy though and rained most of today Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
