Missing Allen Key??

Had one of my mirrors knocked the other day in a carpark and it loosened the mirror at the stem mounting point. No problems - just get the allen key out of the toolkit and tighten it again while the engine warms up. D'oh! Two allen keys in the Suzuki toolkit and both too small for the mirror. Have I lost an allen key or did Suzuki not bother to out the larger one in the first place? Mine's a 1250S so would appreciate any other "S" owners having a look and letting me know. Thanks.

Insert emoticon eating popcorn here.

I have a naked and noticed there is only 2 a\keys . Unless i lost the large one as well .Nup ,we got short changed .At least we got a few flimsy
things the Triumph Bonnie tool kit supplied is one alley key to remove the seat .Heeeeeeey ,wait on a minute , ithink i know whats happened to all our
large allen keys .

You can have my whole tool kit if I can have your starter!
I would look if I could. I bought a set of keys for maint. Never opened my kit.

no I only got two as well but added my own to the kit from some spares I had + an extra 10 mm/12 mm spanner for chain adjustment . allan keys arent very dear so it will probably pay to get some anyway

Hopefully this thread will alert other "s" owners that they need to buy the additional allen key.

Ewok1958 wrote:Hopefully this thread will alert other "s" owners that they need to buy the additional allen key.

I suppose every dollar counts but it does seem a bit stupid they don`t supply a couple of extra tools in the kit which are needed at times

There's only two

Ewok1958 wrote:Hopefully this thread will alert other "s" owners that they need to buy the additional allen key.

Dont feel cheated i only have two in the kit on my FA. I have however ditched the tool kit from the bike and brought a new bespoke kit much better quality tools that do not feel as if they are about to break when i use them. All in a nice hard wearing soft case with a full zip so the tools open up and lie flat.

Suzuki did not deem it necessary to supply the required allen key. I think it's the same size as the fairing bolts and/or the front brake lever.

Maybe rather than complain about the missing allen key, maybe you should appreciate the effort Suzuki has gone to so as to minimize excess weight.

I think needing a good piss while out riding would weigh more than an allan key / I would rather have the tools for an emergency : maybe we could do without the valve caps instead