This seven-piece, high-quality, Japanese-made Asahi LIGHTOOL double open-end wrench set is a must-have for any rider who wants to minimize tool weight. You save about 30 percent in weight. They are made of chrome vanadium forged steel and meet the Japanese Industry Standard (JIS).
The smaller sizes of these Asahi LIGHTOOL lightweight open-end wrenches up to 14 mm are a great alternative to the expensive titanium Motion Pro TiProlight combination wrenches at a fraction of the price. This set, however, also includes larger 17 and 19 mm sizes.
A clever design of holes and recesses in these chrome vanadium steel wrenches reduces the weight significantly without compromising the strength of the wrenches.
Lightweight tooling versatility
The weight savings compared to regular steel wrenches are about 30 percent.
This seven-piece set of Asahi LIGHTTOOL wrenches covers both Euro and Japanese motorcycles and but also includes larger 14 x 17 and 17 x 19mm wrenches, yet the entire set only weighs 366 grams, excluding the plastic toolholder.
Size matters
If you have a Euro motorcycle, extra wrench sizes such as the 5.5, 11, 12, and 14 mm are used sparingly, but they sometimes come in handy. For example, the M3 nut on some third-party handlebar kill switches needs a 5.5 mm wrench. RAM ball mounts U-Bolts come with an 11 mm nut, and if you ride with the Tubliss system, you need a 14 mm wrench for the Tubliss rim lock nut. For owners of Japanese bikes, the 12 and 14 mm wrenches are a must.
Asahi LIGHTOOL wrenches are forged to the highest standards, are hard chrome plated, and meet the Japanese Industry Standard (JIS). If you prefer combination wrenches, we also offer a set of unique and super light Asahi stubby combination wrenches.
Rolling Mavericks' 7 piece ultimate set
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Size
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Weight (g)
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Weight (oz)
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5.5 x 7
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12
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0.4
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8 x 10
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26
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0.9
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10 x 12
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37
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1.3
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11 x 13
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45
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1.6
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12 x 14
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53
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1.9
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14 x 17
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82
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2.9
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17 x 19
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111
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3.9
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Plastic toolholder included
You can read or watch some reviews by others below:
- Nice write-up by @rtwpaul on Adventure Rider of the Trail Jack and Asahi Lightools
- Aussie Josh at MVDBR Enduro video of the Trail Jack and Asahi Lightools
