[radekw]

Just wondering... User manual claims that there is a six-sided wrench under the seat and then it can be used to unscrew a toolbox with rest of tools. But in my bike tools are under the seat. There is no six-sided wrench and toolbox it self is empty.

They change their minds in Honda after printing user manuals or should I ask in dealership why they stole my six-sided wrench? >

 

[superfunkomatic]

You may want to check with your dealer. I've bought two other bikes where the dealer removed the tool kit or didn't put it on the bike when assembling it. After asking they gave me the tool set. Maybe they forgot?

 

[erey]

under the seat itself. Check the seat. The wrench stay under the seat and the toolbox go near the cylinders.

 

[Davy F]

The so called six sided wrench is an Allen key......mine is under the seat.

 

[alba]

The so called six sided wrench is an Allen key

:grin2: something lost in translation?

 

[superfunkomatic]

Just noticed in another post the parts list fiche.
Here's the contents of the tools that you should get with the bike -
http://www.lingshondaparts.com/honda_motorcycle_parts_selection_pfk.php?block_01=73768&block_02=block_73768.png&block_03=988&block_04=lp&block_05=hmc

 

[Adventurer]

The so called six sided wrench is an Allen key......mine is under the seat.

That non technical term though.

 

[radekw]

In Poland we called it inbus (or some call it imbus), but inbus is correct one and it is an abbrevation from original German name "Innensechskantschraube Bauer und Schaurte" I named it six sided wrench as I don't know the common name in English (now I know, thanks ). And yes, I've found it. I was not smart ennogh to flip the seat >

 

[Fster]

I/we here in the US call them Allen wrenches or Allen keys. I have also heard them called Hex Keys.