Tool Kit for the R1150R

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Tool Kit for the R1150R

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Just bought a spanking new r1150r, was a bit disapointed with the tool kit I got for my BMW. All I got was a screwdriver, a few spare fuses....that's it. Nothing else! How are we to remove the back wheel? Is that what everyone else got for a tool kit???
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No. You should get a tool roll with it. On the bit that folds over the top is an outline illustration of all the tools that should be in the toolkit. A list of all the tools is also in the owner's manual. All sorts of spanners, Allen keys, screwdrivers and fuses and stuff should be in there.

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Give your dealer a call.

Hope this helps

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The tool kit supplied should be in a black vinyl wallet and contain a small number of allen keys and torx keys to do the baisc maintenance tasks. There should certainly be a spanner for the wheelstuds.
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You also get the all-important spark plug tool. Most standard spark plug sockets are too thick and will not fit. You need the tools to pull the wire boot and remove the plugs.
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Post by Fossil Fred »

Marc,

The same thing happened to me. I went back to the Dealer and queried it and they gave me a full tool kit. From what the Manager said it happens quite often.

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Brilliant minds think alike, DJ, I edited my post with a picture and see you found the same one on Ebay!

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Post by BlueBeak »

When I took delivery of my '05, the dealer said that BMW was
eliminating the tool kit and tire patch/inflation kit from the '06
models. Has anyone else heard this?

Marc, did you get an '05 or '06?

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Brilliant minds think alike, DJ
:smt023 \:D/ ......(also thanks for your kind comments on the other thread)

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Post by marc »

Mine is a 2005. I did not get anything like yours. Gonna be calling my dealership. Thanks guys!
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Post by R1150RDave »

mine is same as jonothan's

see jonothan's post above and call that dealer you have just given a lot of your hard earned cash.
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Post by italr1150r »

Hey Marc, my tool kit on my 2005 is only a screwdriver and a couple of fuses. Anybody else from Italy, who got only a screwdriver.......I've had a more complete tool kit on my VFR!!!!
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Post by Acacia »

Could be the local dealer trying to ensure he gets the servicing of you ride? If it is in your manual, demand they put one in the bike.
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