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Complete MX Specialty Tool Kit
€395.00
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SKU
C004/001
Professional tool set for off-road motorcycles
A tool set with 65 carefully selected elements for motocross enthusiasts and off-road motorcycle owners. Everything you need for DIY servicing — from torque wrench to specialised brushes. Solid steel construction withstanding demanding workshop and racing conditions. A complete tool set eliminates the need to buy individual elements.
- Complete set
- Steel construction
- Torque wrench included
- Three drawers
- Proven in professional sport
Professional tools that don't have to be complicated
Servicing an off-road motorcycle doesn't require a professional workshop. However, you do need the right tools — and that's where the problem begins. Assembling a set tool by tool is a costly and time-consuming process. Often it turns out you're missing that one wrench or screwdriver.
OC1 Toolbox Steel Complete MX Special is a ready solution for anyone who wants to maintain their motorcycle independently. The complete tool set includes 65 carefully selected pieces in one toolbox — from basic wrenches, through a torque wrench, to specialised tools for racing motorcycles. This is a tool set created by mechanics who know what you really need when servicing an off-road motorcycle.
Main features
- Solid steel construction – made from durable alloy with three drawers ensures longevity and systematic organisation of all 65 tools.
- Torque wrench included – the torque wrench ensures precise tightening and correct torque values for all key motorcycle components.
- T-handle set – comfortable T-shaped handles significantly ease work and reduce hand fatigue.
- Complete selection of bolts and parts – contains the most commonly needed bolts and fasteners, ensuring readiness even during emergency track repairs.
- Proven by professionals – this same type of set is used by mechanics of professional racing teams during intensive use and precision service work.
Who is this tool set for?
This professional tool set was created for a wide range of off-road motorcycle users. Motocross enthusiasts will appreciate the ability to service their equipment independently using high-quality tools — regular maintenance after each track day becomes simpler when everything is in one place. Enduro and trial motorcycle owners, who often ride off-road, can take the complete set in a solid toolbox on trips, ensuring readiness for various situations. Amateur mechanics, who are just starting their motorcycle service journey, receive comprehensive equipment instead of buying individual tools, saving time and money.
Home workshop owners value systematic organisation — the steel toolbox with three drawers works perfectly as a permanent part of workshop equipment. Amateur and beginner teams can rely on a dependable set during competition trips or training sessions, ensuring readiness for most typical service work and emergency repairs. Regardless of skill level, this tool set eliminates the stress of missing the right tool at a crucial moment.
| Key Features | Comprehensive set for DIY servicing; durable steel construction withstanding intensive use; organised storage preventing tool loss; tested by professional racing teams |
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| Benefits | Time and service cost savings; ability to perform most work yourself; better knowledge of your own motorcycle; readiness for emergency repairs at the track; completeness eliminates frustration from lacking the right tool |
| What problem does it solve? | Eliminates the need for costly and time-consuming collection of individual tools; prevents frustration from lacking the right tool during servicing; solves the problem of disorganisation and losing tools; enables DIY servicing |
| Context of use | Regular maintenance after riding; motorcycle preparation for the season; emergency repairs at the track during competitions or training; replacement of wear parts; modifications and tuning; motorcycle building or restoration; daily workshop use |
1. Familiarise yourself with the contents
Take a moment to thoroughly review all the tools in the set. Check their names and functions — this will help you quickly find the right tool during work. Also familiarise yourself with the drawer layout so you know where everything is located.
2. Organise your workspace
Place the toolbox in a stable location in your workshop or garage. Make sure you have convenient access to all three drawers. A well-lit and organised space is the foundation of safe and effective work.
3. Select the right tool
Before reaching for a tool, make sure you're selecting the right size and type for the specific task. Using the wrong tool can damage both the motorcycle component and the tool itself. If in doubt, check your motorcycle's service manual.
4. Use proper technique
Use tools according to their purpose and with appropriate technique. When tightening key components, use the torque wrench and check recommended torque values in your motorcycle's technical specifications. This ensures safety and prevents damage.
5. Check completeness after finishing work
After each use, check the foam mats in the drawers — you'll immediately see if all tools have returned to their place. This is especially important when working at the track or in the field, where losing a tool can be costly.
6. Keep tools clean
After finishing work, wipe tools free of dirt, oil and contaminants. Clean tools work better, last longer and are immediately ready for next use. Periodically check the technical condition of tools and replace worn elements as needed.
Important
Store the toolbox in a dry place, protected from moisture and extreme temperatures. Moisture can cause corrosion of steel tools. Never use excessive force — if something won't unscrew, use a penetrating agent and try again. Always use tools according to workshop safety principles.
Tip
Consider marking the toolbox with your name or team logo — during trips to competitions it's easy to confuse identical sets. Take a photo of the tool layout in new, unused foams — this will help you maintain perfect order later. Keep a simple list of tools you use most often — this will help identify which may need replacement first.
Will this tool set be enough for full off-road motorcycle servicing?
The set contains 65 tools essential for most typical servicing, maintenance and repair work on an off-road motorcycle. This includes a torque wrench, T-handle holders, screwdrivers, wrenches and specialised tools. For very specific work (e.g. engine repair, bearing replacement) additional specialised tools may be needed, but this tool set covers approximately 90% of regular needs.
Is the toolbox resistant to workshop conditions?
The toolbox is made of durable steel alloy, designed for work in demanding conditions. The solid construction withstands intensive use, transport between locations and typical workshop conditions. The three drawers are stable and reliable even with frequent opening and closing.
What are foam mats and why are they important?
Foam mats are special drawer inserts with cut-out shapes for each tool. They prevent tool damage from friction and impacts, and also immediately show which tool is missing after work is completed. All tools are additionally labelled, facilitating quick identification and maintaining order.
Can I use this set for other types of motorcycles as well?
The set is dedicated to off-road motorcycles, but the tools are universal and can successfully be used for servicing other types of motorcycles, quads, and even some bicycle work. The key is that the set contains standard tool sizes used in the automotive industry.
How often should I check the condition of the tools?
Basic cleaning after each use is sufficient for maintaining tools in good condition. A detailed inspection is worth conducting every few months or after an intensive period of use. Check the condition of wrenches (whether they're not chipped), torque wrench operation and the overall condition of all elements.
Is the tool set suitable for beginner mechanics?
Definitely yes. The set contains all basic tools needed for learning motorcycle servicing, and foam mats with labels help memorise the names and functions of individual tools. It's an investment that grows with your skills — from simple maintenance work to more advanced repairs.
What should I do if I lose or damage one of the tools?
Standard tools from the set are available in most mechanical equipment stores. Thanks to foam mats, you'll immediately see which tool is missing and can easily replace it. When purchasing, pay attention to the appropriate size and type so it fits the space in the foam.
Can I take this tool set to competitions or trips?
Yes, the solid steel construction was designed with transport in mind as well. The set is often used by racing teams in service vans at tracks. Just make sure the toolbox is properly secured during transport so the drawers don't open.
Does the torque wrench require calibration?
Torque wrenches should be periodically calibrated, especially with intensive use. For home and amateur use, checking once a year is sufficient. Professional teams may require more frequent calibration. Many tool service centres offer torque wrench calibration services.
What are the main advantages of this set compared to buying tools individually?
Above all, time and money savings — the set is complete and ready to use, and the set price is lower than the sum of individual tool prices. Additionally, you're assured that all tools are of good quality and proven in practice by professionals. Organised storage in foam mats is an additional value that requires a separate investment when buying individually.