Motorcycle Shop and Tools
The tools and consumables you need for DIY routine maintenance: specific wrenches and tools, chain products, storage and garage materials. The catalog includes 32 active items from Booster, Kappa Moto, Macna, and CIF. These are the parts that go on the workbench, not on the motorcycle: for what needs to be mounted, see the other Accessory categories.
Motorcycle Workshop and Tools: guide, tips, and frequently asked questions
The essentials for your garage
For routine motorcycle maintenance, you need a few essential items: a quality set of hex wrenches, a torque wrench to adhere to tightening torques, something to lift the motorcycle, and the necessary items for the chain. The rest can be added as needed.
Why a torque wrench is not a luxury
The tightening torques indicated by the manufacturer are not suggestions: a brake disc screw tightened by eye will either loosen or strip the thread. It's the tool that pays for itself the fastest.
Frequently Asked Questions
What tools are needed for the chain?
A brush, a degreaser, and a specific lubricant for O-ring or X-ring chains. The chain should be cleaned and lubricated when warm, after a ride, never cold on dry dirt.
How often should the chain tension be checked?
The motorcycle manual indicates the correct play and interval. As a practical rule, check it every 500-1,000 km and always after riding in the rain.
Do you also need a torque wrench for a scooter?
Yes, especially for the variator and clutch nuts, where torques are high and the risk of stripping the thread is real.
How do you prepare your motorcycle for storage?
Full tank to prevent condensation, battery disconnected or on a tender, motorcycle lifted off the tires, and a breathable cover. These four things make a difference in March.
Do you also sell spare parts in addition to tools?
Yes, but they are in the Spare Parts categories, not here. This collection only includes workshop tools and consumables.
