Harley tool kits - still a thing? Interesting read...

Found this article about Harley-Davidson tool kits. Says they used to come with them but not sure about now. Made me think about how many bikes still include tools. What do you guys think? Link: [article link]

# Do Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Still Come With A Tool Kit?

For decades, the ritual of buying a new motorcycle included checking under the seat or in the saddlebags for the factory-supplied tool kit...

Bro, if you're paying Harley prices, they should give you a whole toolbox! But seriously, I bet they cheap out now. My buddy bought a new Sportster last year and said it came with like two allen keys and a screwdriver. For $12k? Nah, I'll stick to my Japanese bikes that actually include decent tools.

Actually, from what I've seen, Harley still includes a basic kit on most models, but it's pretty minimal. It's under the side cover usually. Not enough for major repairs, but enough to tweak mirrors or tighten a loose bolt. Honestly, most riders I know just carry their own kit anyway. I've got a Kriega tool roll with better stuff than any factory kit.

I remember my old 90s Fat Boy had a nice little kit with spanners and pliers. Still got it in my garage. Nowadays, I doubt they include much. It's all about cost-cutting. But hey, if you're on a budget, you can put together a better kit for $30 at Harbor Freight. Just saying.