12mm Internal Hex Socket 3/8 dr
Add on or replacement. Commonly used for front wheel removal on numerous models
Wheel Service Adaptors For Additional Bike Models
Designed for Motorcycle Travel — Not the Garage
Old tools work. They were just never designed for motorcycle travel
Traditional garage tools assume space, weight tolerance, and redundancy don’t matter. On a motorcycle, every ounce counts and every cubic inch is precious.
Instead of finding clever ways to pack old tools for travel, we decided to reinvent the tools themselves.
Through asymmetric torsional geometry and a modular-first system design—where components are engineered to serve multiple functions—strength is preserved exactly where force is applied while unnecessary mass is removed everywhere else. The result is a full-function tool system weighing just 4.5 pounds.
A System That Removes Guesswork Before You Pack
Packing tools shouldn’t feel like a gamble, and your tools shouldn’t have to fight for space.
Most riders face the same choice: overpack “just in case,” or leave something behind knowing it might be the one tool they need. Preparedness usually comes from hard experience — and failure.
Obsidian eliminates that tradeoff. Each Modular Tool System is preassembled, model-specific, and intentional. If a tool is included, your motorcycle requires it.
Your garage tools stay in the garage. Your Obsidian system stays packed, organized, and ready — grab and go, every time.
Engineered to Reduce Cognitive Load Under Stress
Trail-side repairs aren’t difficult — until stress makes them so.
Fatigue, exposure, time pressure, and uncertainty degrade working memory and decision-making. This stress-induced cognitive narrowing is why simple repairs feel overwhelming when conditions aren’t ideal.
Obsidian is designed to reduce that load. Tools are organized intentionally, visible at a glance, and accessed without rummaging or reassembly. Like a surgeon’s tray, the system preserves mental clarity by removing unnecessary complexity — allowing you to focus on the repair, restore momentum, and continue under your own power.
Self-Reliance. Self-Recovery. Self-Rescue.
