Chassis, Brakes & Drive
Choose tools that fit the chassis, brake and drive components. Spring compressors for upside down forks clamp onto the outer fork diameter. Tyre levers come in lengths, short models struggle on wide rims. Chain breakers need the correct pitch, measure it before ordering.

Brake Bleeding Bottle | for Motorcycles

Brake Piston Removal Kit | for Motorcycles | 14 pcs.

Spoke Wrench | changeable Heads | for Motorcycles | 10 pcs.

Chain Cleaning Brush | for Motorcycle Chains | 250 mm

Wheel Bearing Tool Set | for Harley-Davidson

Bowden Cable Oiler

Brake Piston Pliers | for Motorcycles

Bearing Assembly Tool Set | for Motorcycles

Fork Seal Driver Set | for Motorcycles | 9 pcs.

Steering Head Bearing Remover | 26 - 35 mm
2 pack sizes
1-2
Spoke Torque Wrench | interchangeable Heads | 3 - 15 Nm

Tip for Chain Cutter | for Chains 3/4" - 1.1/4" | for BGS 8634

Riveting Tool | for Motorcycle Chains

Motorcycle Chain Tool Set | 21 pcs.

Fork Seal Driver | for Motorcycles

Brake Piston Reset Tool | for Motor Cycles

Spring Compressor Set | for Motorcycles | 2 pcs.
Chassis tools for your motorcycle
Choose the right size for your fork and tyres
For chassis work you need tools that fit your motorcycle. A spring compressor for upside down forks clamps on the outside diameter of the wear bush. Measure that diameter before you order. Tyre levers come in different lengths. Short models make tyre changes on wide rims difficult. Choose a long model for heavy work.
How to avoid mistakes when ordering
Chain breakers need the correct pitch for your chain. Measure the pitch of your chain before you choose a breaker. A wrong pitch damages the chain and the tool. Check that the breaker suits your chain type, such as an O-ring or sealed chain.
Why the right standard matters
Tools that meet a standard, such as DIN, guarantee correct dimensions. That is important for a spring compressor or a chain breaker. With the right standard you know the tool fits your motorcycle parts. You work safely and prevent damage.
This tool sits under speciality tools for motorbikes. For work on the engine, see engine and attachments. To raise the bike to working height, use a lift or stand.