Fatty Tool Roll (V2.0)

I’ve always just brought the KTM OEM tool kit with me and a few other things. Made me feel better but knew I didn’t always have the right stuff. My 2020 KTM 300 XC did not come with a tool kit. So, I started searching and found Mosko Moto. Now I can fit EVERYTHING I need. I pretty much used Tokyo Offroad's tool kit as a guide for what to put in it and now I feel a lot better going on long rides being able to fix my bike and others! Fully loaded the fatty tool tool fits snugly in my camelback mule. I love that its waterproof so I don’t have to dry my tools out after every ride. Thank you so much.

The fatty roll is ok but look closely before purchasing. Yes it is very well made, very, quite durable and for the most part useful. Unfortunately the dimensions for the various pockets etc. are not evident in the description and so some tools will not fit. As an example, a 22mm wrench for front axel bolt is 11.5inches long and will not fit in the pouch (see sticking out at bottom of photo). As wrenches go this is not a long one, just long enough to get some leverage on it. As well, socket sets (limited number as you only need a few) that come on the small rack, so that you do not lose them and they are easily grabbable, will fit but nothing else. Finally, the long tire irons will not fit, this I understand, but it would have been nice to have some type of tie, loop, pouch, sleeve, etc. so that the tire irons, yes stick out, but they do not slide around. Finally the water proof bit should be an option, I mean, I do not care if the wrenches get wet. Its not to put on the ground, underneath the job so that screws, sockets, small items (what a mechanic I know once called "drain finders") do not get lost but it should be an option so the price is under the current price.

Love this tool rool, holds everything i need snug & packs well on my bike.
Highly recommend this hear

I've been using the roll for a couple of months now and it is proving to be another winner from Mosko. I've been consciously pairing down how many tools I carry as I get to know my bike and this tool roll carries everything I need (most likely more than I need). It is still a fairly large package which might prove difficult to fit somewhere on a long multiday ride, but for day rides and weekend getaways it is almost perfect. The reason I say almost is that I discovered a little hole in the lining of one of the zipper compartments. It's my fault as I've been over stuffing that compartment as I search for a better tool set. I also seem to have a knack for quickly wearing new things out. Today my little metric toolkit arrived so I've been able to put the fatty on a diet.

Motorcycle trip to New Zealand facilitated by my new Scout 60L duffel (https://moskomoto.com/products/scout-60-duffle). Checked the duffel through the airline as baggage full of camping gear and when I arrived strapped it on the back of my rented KTM 1190 R with the Backcountry Cinch Straps and had no problems at all. Rode in the rain several days and everything stayed dry. The strapping and carry handles were perfect and held up strong to all sorts of tugging and torture.

I was able to put a sleeping bag, sleeping pad, collapsible chair, cooking gear, clothes bag, spare shoes and a few other items in the duffel with no issues.

Highly recommended for flying or motorcycling.