I've looked at several ATV sites and can't seem to find a simple trail tool kit that I can take on the trail that might be similar to the OEM kit that came with my 87 250X that I don't have. Those T-handle metric wrenches look good though. However, they won't do a spark plug. I believe my NGK plug is an 18mm. Does anyone have a line on a kit or some other idea? Thanks.

 

Unlike the old days when I rode 2-strokes, my experience has been that it is never necessary to change out a spark plug out on the trail with any 4-stroke that I have ever owned!

I carry a motion pro tool kit, and a multi-tool that has pliars/wire cutters.

http://motionpro.com/motorcycl...c_multi_purpose_tool/


Plus, a buddy tow, and tire patch kit.

 

Rockymountainatv.com has allot of these style of kit that you might wana check out!

 

Crafstman also usually has Christmas specials on various tool kits in a kind of book shaped vinyl thing...

Usually they come with a 3/8 ratchet, an assortment of metric and US sockets, 4 or 5 open end wrenches, a screw driver, and various allen and screw driver bits. Add a spark plug socket, and you would be pretty well set.

I also have the Tusk winch accessory kit (tree savers, clevis, ****** block, leather work gloves) and an extra tow strap fits in that pouch. Then there is always a mini foot pump and patch kit on board.

My camel back always has a multi tool, among other things.

 

I put together my own tool kit ....including a extra spark plug ..extra masterlink..and any thing you need to adjuist the chain...tie rods can be bent eaisly on the trail as well ..so its good to have what u need to remove the tie rod ,and beat it back straight.....and the old 87 250x probaly burns a little oil wich will foul a plug ..thats all my 86 ever needed when it woultend start ..a plug or gas
.( a discarded pill bottle makes a nice spark plug container)

 

socket and wrench sizes.....10mm,12mm,13mm,14mm,15mm,17mm....and your spark plug size socket (depending on what brand you prefer)and I needed a 1"extension to get my plug out ,used a universal joint.....
a stubby flathead screwdriver,and phillips...
and a long handel 8mm allen wrench to adjust the chain...a good size peice of clothes line rope may come in handy as well .....I used a peice when my buddy broke his lower a arm balljoint ....I tied the lower a arm to the upper with several wraps ,and he made it home..... a knife / pliars ..and I like a pair of small pruning shears in my poket to deal with those annoying vines...