748 748 Tool Kit

That's the full set from mine, this is the first time the tools have been out of the bag.

 

Another new full kit from ebay.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/38348817...rentrq:91a9b1a117a0acb4ab69ada4ffd64673|iid:1

 

C spanner missing.

 

I don’t think that’s from a 748-998 at least it’s not like any of the ones I have , plus as @Expat Jack says there’s no c-spanner to adjust the SSSA.

 

Complete & utter bastards Short changing me again in life.
Also = @Expat Jack ^^^^^^^^^^

 

these also are missing:-

 

My original set, if it helps ….

 

Yours has 13 bits the one above has 14 bits?

 

Actually they are both the same

 

And don’t forget the helmet holder cable.

 

On the RHS of the picture's the comprehensive Paul Smart tool kit, with the original 916sps / 97 on the LHS.


#Edited, sorry the one on the righthand side's the Superlight kit.

 

I think this thread deserves merit more as an art theme, paying attention to choice of background/texture and colour but particularly juxtaposition and layout/positioning of tools.
Only three entries so far, hoping more will follow*.



* (another 9 and we've got a 2022 calendar).

 

Here’s the tool kit supplied with a bike I had around 2001, which the dealer advised was all I’d ever need.


I’m reliably informed that dimpled surface finish on the quartz work surface in the background is created by hot rolling when the resin and quartz particles are being mixed, a feature the long haired general felt was essential.....

 

If it helps, the MY02 748 and 748R owners manuals (page 36) have the contents listed with a diagram.

"The tool bag (fig. 24) holds:
1)14-mm box wrench
2)10/8/6/5/4-mm Allen wrench
3) rear eccentric wrench
4) front wheel spindle wrench
5) extension for rear eccentric wrench
6) box wrench for spark plugs
7) tommy bar
8) double-bit screwdriver
9) torx;
10) helmet cable"

 

Looks like my Minister for War & Finance has a new nickname

 

With the correct bag Andy

 

Mine (2002 748R) seems to have acquired some extra allen keys, lost the screwdriver but has a, not very useful, solitary screwdriver bit, and my addition is the emergency side stand bypass switch
Allen key rationalisation tomorrow.

 

strong contender Neil, i like the way you have placed the smallest Allen key out of order re; size, just to throw the observer plus the two bonus additions, also the light corrosion on the 2nd to largest Allen reminding us of the Italian origins.

 

You should be a camera club judge