The Perfect Toolkit

Wynndi · Jan 23, 2018

Has anyone ever assembled what they would consider to be the perfect toolkit for a modern Ducati? I'd describe "Perfect Toolkit" as one containing every tool you would need to perform all maintenance on our bikes (no unnecessary tools) short of engine overhaul. What's in that kit?

My 2016 Panigale R is being delivered in about 12 days and I'd like to assemble such a kit before it arrives!

Dingo · Jan 23, 2018

I wouldn't call it the perfect kit, but I use a couple bits and pieces from this WERA Kit to keep on my bike at all times
-edit - forgot to mention I've upgraded most of the stock fasteners to PROTI ones

DarR · Jan 24, 2018

@Wynndi
Here's a compilation of "Functional" items to consider which you may or may-not already have.

Your tools kit as per @Dingo above should also include:
A long torque wrench
Long hex key set
A breaker bar
A hook spanner wrench
A quality set of front and rear stands
A set of spools
A "steel" socket tool that fits your front and rear axle nuts
Chain cleaner & lube, paint cleaner
A quality air pressure gauge
A tire pump or inflator
A roadside assistance kit (tire plugs & CO2 cartridges)
A battery tender
A SAE battery cable (if your dealer didn't install one)

HiSpeed48 · Jan 24, 2018

Also add Torx Bit sockets and a thin-walled spark plug socket.

An assortment of different torque wrenches is needed to get the most accurate torques. Since torques range from around 10nm up to 250 ft lbs.

DStyleNZL · Jan 24, 2018

HiSpeed48 said:
Also add Torx Bit sockets and a thin-walled spark plug socket.

An assortment of different torque wrenches is needed to get the most accurate torques. Since torques range from around 10nm up to 250 ft lbs.

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