I'm assembling a CT70-specific toolbox, and would love input from those with the experience in the matter! Would love it if this became a sticky, and responses followed a general format. Tool size & name : use (if it has a specific use). This way someone searching for either a tool or a task, might find it.

I'll start it off.

17mm wrench, 9mm wrench, needle-nose pliers, .002 - .003 feeler gauge : Valve adjustment
 

69ST

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Okay...from memory and in no particular order:
  • 19mm socket/wrench for the axle nuts
  • 8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15, 16mm wrenches/sockets
  • pin/screwdriver that fits the axle heads
  • Valve adjusting tool
  • plug socket
  • 28mm socket for the steering stem (someone should double-check, my memory isn't as clear it should be on this one)
  • 4-pin socket for the keyswitch ring
  • spanner for the steering stem nut
  • spanner, or 4-pin socket for the handlebar clamp nuts
  • feeler gauges
  • flywheel puller
  • JIS screwdrivers & bits
  • flat blade screwdriver
  • impact driver
  • shock compressor - to R&R the covers & springs
  • soldering gun
  • jet cleaning files
  • gasket scraper
  • wire brushes
For the hardcore:
  • valve seat stones
  • lapping compound
  • lapping tool
  • bearing pullers for the crank & wheel bearings
  • hydraulic press
  • v-blocks
  • dial indicator
  • Schrader valve removal tool
 

kirrbby

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I can definitely add a couple...hand fulls. I'll start with a few.

Computer...tuned to lilHonda
Clymers manual
Small rubber mallet
Sockets and wrenches have to be 6 point at my honda workshop
Snap ring pliers...big and small
 

Gary

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Bob I hope someone is covering for me then,what were talking about again? You know how things stick in your mind forever? Well as a kid I used a screwdriver and a hammer,back in the stone age we just could not get tools like that,suppose we could have got one from Honda but we just didn't have extra money anyway nor the means to get to the dealer easy either.
 
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