Harley roadside repairs — what do you put in your tool roll?

What’s your biggest worry when riding a bike? Crashing, right? Whether you’re the type that lets it get to you or not, that’s pretty much always the worst thing that can happen. But the second biggest worry for some of us is not being prepared if something breaks.

Maybe it doesn’t have to break but just comes loose. Those of us riding Twin Cam Harleys certainly know that worry.

Things are always vibrating loose and there’s just not enough LokTite in the world to stop it. Especially not for a bona fide tinkerer like myself. You do your best, but s**t happens.

So, what do you do about it?

You carry some tools and supplies around, of course, but what? What tools are good to have on a bike at all times?

Every bike and rider is different, and I really can’t speak for anything other than Harley-Davidsons at this point, but there are a few good items to keep around if you find yourself feeling a bit paranoid.

Know Your Bike

The first step in better preparing yourself for potential issues going down the road is to simply know your bike.

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