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Steering Nut Tool

Started by Chattanooga Mark, Fri 17, Feb 2012, 21:04:59

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Chattanooga Mark

What's a good source to purchase the socket needed to adjust the steering head nut?

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Mark
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Bullgoose

I'd just ask to borrow one. Many have made their own or had someone make one for them.


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I'm not near the shop right now so can't tell you the size, but I made one from a deep well impact wrench socket. Don't try cutting notches in it with a hack saw, you need an air driven die grinder with a cutting wheel on it. Cost was well under $10.

RonW

stainless steel .... $39, that includes shipping to 50 states



I'll have to send you the seller's info through Email or PM to observe the board policy. Since you don't list your Email address, if you email me I'll send you the seller's info.

Daniel Meyer has used the item and in an earlier post said it works fine here.



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fudgie

Got mine from a winger. Looks like the one above.  :roll:


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RONW,

     PM sent, thank you sir!

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YoungPUP

Not sure if the size is the same, but that sure looks like an old chevy 4x4 hub nut tool.
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Hmm...  any idea if it'll fit a 1987 VF700C Magna??
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Chattanooga Mark

The maker of the steering nut tool is still making them. The Honda Valkyrie version is $39.00. To get one of your own contact:

Mike Judnic
Rib Lake wi 54470
Email: ehcycledude@yahoo.com

All the best,

Mark
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#12
Quote from: Chattanooga Mark on Tue 21, Feb 2012, 21:18:50
The maker of the steering nut tool is still making them. The Honda Valkyrie version is $39.00. To get one of your own contact:

Mike Judnic
Rib Lake wi 54470
Email: ehcycledude@yahoo.com

All the best,

Mark

FYI

To VRCC users following older threads at times like myself.  The gentleman above is no longer making the tool
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Quote from: 97BLKVALK on Fri 22, Sep 2023, 11:29:11
Quote from: Chattanooga Mark on Tue 21, Feb 2012, 21:18:50
The maker of the steering nut tool is still making them. The Honda Valkyrie version is $39.00. To get one of your own contact:

Mike Judnic
Rib Lake wi 54470
Email: ehcycledude@yahoo.com

All the best,

Mark

FYI

To VRCC users following older threads at times like myself.  The gentleman above is no longer making the tool

I came up with this yrs ago. cheap and easy to make

u can make your own fork tool from heater element wrench $8 home depot

http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,70292.0.html

and make a stem nut tool

http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,31752.0.html
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Peteg

For my vtx 1300, I just took the locknut to Tractor Supply and looked for a 3/4" deep well farm socket that fit close enough. You don't need much torque and I had the adapters to get from 3/4 drive down to my 3/8" torque wrench. It was less than $20 and now I have a 1 11/16" socket sitting in my tool box. I didn't even have to grind on it.

mello dude

I have the Honda socket too for that, must have bought it 5ish years ago, for around $35.  Same piece now is 100 bucks!

https://www.partzilla.com/product/honda/07916-3710101
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