DMX2 Fender Mount Tool Kit, black

What the available on-line picture offers for an idea of what the kit is- is near non-existant. The product description is better, but far from anything like sun-hot. I was not able to find anything on Cruz's website from a customer's prospective, nor was I able to find anything in general by Google. I hope this quick bit of data helps someone looking for an off-road kit, as I had been. I did find the kit well equipped out of the box with room in the pouch to spare, and the quality of the tools much better than some of the $20.00 roadside tool kits I have bought in my teen years. The pouch is hardy, and even comes with a wet weather cover that is all too easy to cinch over the tool kit for those unexpected down pours. I like how easy the kit is to remove/attach once the base is set. The older kits were not removable, and therefore required empty-by-hand techniques if you needed to leave the bike unattended over-night. My only beef about this kit is the lack of hardware to mount it once you have it in hand. Nothing a trip to the hardware store can not take care of, but it is one of those small details that chaps my hide for the price. Speaking of which, I shelled out $104.00 with free shipping.

Quite pricey, but the tools and bag are solid. Haven't gone on any long or hard rides with it attached, but I'm sure it would hold up.

Quality set with helpful tools in a very heavy duty case. I mounted it on the rear plastic fender of my enduro using stainless hardware. The straps are long enough to hold a jacket or small package as well as the tool bag. Easy to remove to take with you. Handy compartment to keep insurance and registration.

This is an awesome base tool kit, with room to add additional needed item to round out the functionality of the kit. I don't ride without it! The base kit will handle 90% of any trail repairs and the mounting kit keeps the weight off of your body and on the bike.

The case is nice quality and the tools are nicely built though they are a little heavy. My largest complaint is that I needed to pitch the adjustable wrench that came with the kit and add a Craftsman 10" adjustable wrench so that I could get the rear wheel off of my Honda CRF450. Good thing I checked prior to riding solo in the desert.

Simple kit

This kit was recommended to me by a motorbike mechanic teacher. While it looks "small" it's loaded with essentials, with room to spare to add other bits (like a COz inflater & cannisters, mini ratchet & screwdriver bits, a length of tube/hose etc). Given the size of it, it's heavy, but then again it's filled with tools right? I don't have it fender mounted but toss it in any bag I take with me on the road. Definitely worth consideration. By the time you get an empty bag & fill it, you'd have this in one shot.

This kit is very well equipped. So glad I bought it.