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The large umbrella is good no matter what climate you are in, it fits down the side of the passenger footwell. I cannot think of anything that is 12mm spanner size on the M3W. Take an adjustable spanner rather than all the sizes. As others have mentioned, the engine is American so A/F size Allen keys but Loctite everything and it shouldn't shake loose. If you have a Leatherman or similar, the different pliers and screwdrivers can be left out.

Chances are that what ever you have tools for will not be the problem. Preventative maintenance and checks maybe aren't fashionable but they do work, better to check and fix things in the comfort of your garage than at the side of the road.

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That's a really neat warning triangle. I'm looking to buy one myself - Can you let me know the make and model number?

Found it! Compact Warning Triangle I think....

I use flares.

This bag is Only A plus for A long trip
I havé another one under the bonnet with all Keys needed.
Sparks,key for spark....
I always coming back at home with my Mtw

Bunny, here below a couple of pictures. My warning triangle sems a Little smaller than the one you found.

It's 230x90x35 mm size in the box.

Brand is REFLEX Polska and the model is NANO.

Thanks Javier.

take with me....

years, I mean years, of experience working on vehicles

cell phone

credit card

ability to rent a u-haul (based upon riding 40 year old motorcycles)

soooooo…

u-hualed a gl1200 home after a blown head gasket (I fixed it)

u hauled a 76 GL1000 LTD after a u-joint went out and ebayed a used one and fixed it in the apartment garage of my daughter

I added a pair of essentials to my tools onboard.

A super classic one: the Slime Smart Repair kit, with its bottle and the emergency tyre inflator.



And then this second kit that I found in Amazon and checked through the internet. The Grand Pitstop tyre repair kit. I believe it's smarter than regular puncture kits so I'll give it a try. Welll, I hope I'll never have to use it, but if I do, I'll see if this indian kit is as smart as it looks!



In YouTube you have some fun reviews

[video:youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1HJgMmkGB0[/video]

Looks like a good kit, doesn't work on tube tires so only effective for the rear tire.