Tools

Your automatic cam chain tensioner is spring loaded. This can make it difficult to install as it wants to extend before you have it bolted into place. This handy tool will back off the cam chain tensioner mechanism and hold it for you. No more awkward 3-handed contortions are required to get the tensioner installed.

Need to remove your clutch assembly to get at that dreaded neutral safety switch? This holder is the quickest and easiest tool out there to get a grip on that hard to handle hub. Laser cut to the exact pattern that EBC makes their clutch plates from, it makes loosening and re-tightening the clutch nut easy. All of that and no worries about doing any damage to your expensive clutch hub.

Bottom line, if you have to hold your clutch hub to remove it, there is no better way to do it.

Use this installation tool from Cogent to be sure that your Cogent Drop-in Dynamic Cartridges are installed correctly. A strong magnet in the end holds the cartridge firmly while you lower it into your fork leg. Then slide the spring over the tool until it holds the DDC down, then gently remove the tool. That simple. Never again question if it is properly seated on the damper rod.

Works equally well for removal when you need to change your fork oil. Also works great with Race Tech Emulators.

Special tool to remove the flywheel from the end of the crankshaft.

Innovative design makes tool easier and more secure to use than old fashioned pin-aligned drivers

• Knurled anodized aluminum locking ring
• Perfectly weighted to drive seals
• Carbon steel body halves

Keeps the damper rod from turning so you can remove the bottom fork bolt. Perfect when replacing fork seals or installing cartridge emulators. It's a good addition to any tool box as it will fit many other bikes.

Clymer motorcycle repair manuals are written specifically for the do-it-yourselfer. Whether it's routine maintenance or more extensive repairs involving engine and transmission disassembly, Clymer repair manuals provide all the information you need about your motorcycle. With step-by-step procedures, detailed photography and extensive use of exploded views, each manual is based on the complete disassembly of the machine. Unlike OEM manuals, which are purposely designed for the professional technician with an impressive array of specialized tools, equipment and knowledge, Clymer manuals are designed for the first-time user.

The DR650 manual features 278 pages of color wiring diagrams, illustrations and photographs. There are 15 chapters, ranging from general information and troubleshooting to brakes, suspension and full color wiring diagrams.

The genuine factory shop service and repair manual. This is the reference manual Suzuki dealers use in their service departments. It has all the necessary info to do any maintenance or repairs to your DR650.

The set includes a 24mm for the rear and a 19mm for the front. Each 10 inch forged steel tire iron has a hex wrench on one end. The rounded spoon end minimizes pinched tubes and scarred rims.

A 'wrench style' tool to turn the 'square top' tappet screws. The wrench does a better job of holding the adjuster screw still while tightening the locknut. Slim and flat, this tool is easy to carry in a tool pack.

• Allows precise valve lash adjustment without disturbing the setting when the lock nut is fastened
• Knurled knob on adjuster drivers ensure a precise and secure grip
• Integrated repositionable wrench handle holds the lock nut while the drivers are used to loosen or tighten the valve adjustment screw

Set includes:

• (1) 10mm steel socket wrench
• (1) 3mm square tappet adjuster

Two feeler gauges with angled ends to make checking the clearances easier. Stock valve clearances are .004" intake and .008" exhaust (.10mm in. and .20mm exh.)

The Moose Axle Wrench combo for your DR has a 19mm for the front, and a 24mm for the rear. Just 7 1/2" long, it is long on leverage but, short enough to fit in even the smallest tool kit.