Show us your toolkit

Please post a picture of your original or reproduction toolkit, and list the year and model. Hopefully, this thread can serve as a reference guide going forward for those who want to buy or build the correct toolkit for their machine. Factory descriptions of toolkit contents would be great as well. Cheers....

Just to start, this is described as the toolkit for postwar OHV models 1948-1953
https://www.google.com/search?q=norton+ ... tdQwOvM%3A

Not original, but effective!

Here is my "63 Atlas (actually a '62 build) tool kit. For reference, the grid lines on the table are 1 inch.

The roll up pouch is not original. I fabricated something similar to the original after it fell apart.



The spanner sizes are Whitworth unless noted:

Open:
1/4 x 3/16 branded "Shelley"
1/8 x 0.206 in ?

Tube formed:
9/16 AF x 0.5 in round hole
3/8 x 7/16
7/16 x 1/2

The pliers are branded "Shelley". The screwdriver/feeler gauge is Lucas and the feeler thickness is 0.015 in. The "C" spanner is branded "Girling"

Slick

I know its not Norton, but seeing that 400 quid genuine Norton toolkit thought I'd show the el cheapo Enfield one.
Was $20 new, a year or 2 back - just a a plain canvas roll, one large pocket.
4 whitworth spanners, double ended plastic screwdriver (up top) and plug spanner.
I do have an old Enfield too, but the tools don't care...

You can never carry enough for a full rebuild by the side of the road, regardless.
Just enough to fix a flat tyre and adjust the brake/clutch throttle cables and change the plugs is probably enough ?

Don't forget the magneto spanners.
Probably best left in the workshop, magneto rebuilds beside the highway are not something to be encouraged ?