Obsidian Modular Tool System For 2022-2026 Royal Enfield Classic 350
Obsidian Modular Tool System For 2022-2026 Royal Enfield Classic 350
The Obsidian Modular Tool System defines a new category of motorcycle tools—purpose-built for travel without sacrificing capability.
Engineered as a true modular system, it delivers full mechanical functionality in a compact, organized, pack-ready form.
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Complete Tool System weighs only ~4.3 lbs. Case dimensions are 10 3/4" x 6.5" x 1.5"
2022-2026 Royal Enfield Classic 350
Wheel Removal Tool Sizes
Rear Wheel Removal / Install
For the 2009-2026 Classic 350 the rear axle nut requires a 24mm wrench or equivalent. Use the included Obsidian 24mm hex attachment to loosen and retighten the axle nut.
Front Wheel Removal / Install
Front wheel removal requires the included 24mm hex attachment to loosen and retighten the axle nut. Use the included 6mm Allen Bits for axle pinch bolts.
Use the included 14mm socket to remove brake calipers to achieve the needed clearance for removal and reinstallation.
Remainder of Tool System Assembly
Tool System Breakdown (What's Included)
-Main Driver Handle-
- Patented Obsidian Modular Handle/Drive Unit w/ dual ⅜” ratchet drives and attachment receiver.
-Sockets Set-
- Socket Set Assembly- Common metric sizes for motorcycle applications.
- ¼” drive- 8mm, 10mm, 12mm | ⅜” drive- 13mm, 14mm, 15mm, 17mm
-Wrench Stack-
- Obsidian Original Design Thin-Stack Metric Combination Wrench Set – 8mm/10mm, 12mm/13mm, 14mm/17mm, 18mm/19mm
-Extensions & Adaptors-
- ¼” bit to ¼” socket adaptor
- Obsidian ¼” drive extension w/ bit quick release (w/ single ⅜” drive bit receiver)
- 5″ 3/8″ Drive Extension (For high-torque applications)
- ⅜” to hex bit adaptor
- ⅜” to 8mm hex bit adaptor
-Torx Bits-
- Torx sizes selected for all common motorcycle and aftermarket accessory fasteners
- Sizes included-
- ¼” base- T20, T25, T27, T30, T40
- 8mm base (high-torque)- T45, T50*
-Allen / Philp/ JIS / Flat-
- Sizes included-
- ¼” base-3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm
- 8mm base (high-torque)- 8mm, 10mm
- JIS #1
- Phillips #1, PZ1
- Flat Head 6mm
-Utility Attachments-
- Quick-release limb saw attachment with removable/replaceable blade
- High-mass hammer/trencher
-Additional Tools-
- 5" slide adjustable pliers
- 10" Tire Spoon Pair
-Obsidian Rugged Thin-Pack Transport Case-
- Designed thin to reduce packing bulk.
- Layout keeps tools and attachments organized, reducing trailside stress during repairs and adjustments.
- Extra space is intentional to allow your add-ons and customization
- External sleeve for Tire Spoon storage
Frequently Asked Questions
Since the Obsidian Modular Tool System is offered as a preassembled, model-specific tool system, does this limit its functionality?
Short Answer… no.
What makes the Obsidian Modular Tool System model-specific is primarily the attachments designed for wheel removal and reinstallation. The tool requirements for this vary quite a bit, not just by make but from model to model.
Aside from the attachments we include in your tool system for wheel removal service, we intentionally designed your Modular Tool System for comprehensive functionality.
It covers all common fastener types while achieving this in a modular, bulk, and weight-saving design.
Included are metric sockets, metric wrenches, Torx drive bits, Allen bits, Philips and JIS bits, along with appropriate adaptors and extensions for high- and low-torque applications.
The comprehensive functionality ensures that your bike’s OEM fasteners are covered, as well as those on mounted aftermarket accessories.
What if I own two or more bike models? Can I have one Obsidian Tool System and use it on all the bikes I own?
Short Answer… Yes
Please note that the tool system is not made bike-specific as a clever gimmick to sell one kit for every bike you own. Our intent is to make tool choice simple and easy.
As mentioned in the previous FAQ section, the primary distinction between each kit is the attachments made for wheel removal and re-installation.
If you have two or more bike models, there are several ways to ensure that a single kit is fully functional for each bike you own.
- Review the wheel removal attachment sizes included in this kit, and compare them to the kit listed for your other bike/s (other bikes not listed? Jump to #4)
- You may discover that they are already compatible, or if not, you will see what sizes are needed.
- If other sizes are needed, we offer these attachments for sale as affordable standalone items (linked here).
- Get our help- It sounds easy, but figuring out what each bike requires can be a hassle. Reach out to us, and we can help ensure each bike model you own is covered by a single kit order.
- We won't stop you from ordering a kit for each bike, as some riders have chosen to leave the tool system packed and always on their bike. This can be convenient if you own multiple bikes, but we are not about finding clever ways to convince you it's a must.
What if I lose an attachment or need to replace a specific component?
Each component in your kit can be purchased as a replacement if something gets lost. If you see that a replacement kit component is not listed as a standalone item, please let us know so we can get our act together and be better at life. We’re glad to help get you what you need.
What is the Obsidian warranty, and if I have a component failure, what do I do?
The Obsidian Modular Tool System features a limited lifetime warranty against defects. Details of the warranty are forthcoming. Should an issue arise, please follow the contact process outlined on the warranty detail page linked above.
Let customers speak for us
from 68 reviewsGreat Team and great tools.
I had the chance (or not :-)) to use the tools this weekend and I can confirm you are able to dismount your entire bike! Fantastic and high quality.
Also, the team is great!
We purchased two tool systems from France—one for me and one for my friend. There was a mistake in packaging management and we ended up with 2x French customs fees to pay. However, the Obsidian team handled this very well on their end, and we ultimately only paid what was necessary. This was really appreciated, and once again, thanks for taking the situation so seriously!
I highly recommend this company and their tool system!
Christophe from France
excellent quality tools in a very convenient carry case. Compact and lightweight as well.
Looks great haven’t used it yet
Organization, compact, efficient
Right on time, quality product, amazing presentation
perfext tool kit
realy nice. good service and comunication from obsidian
High quality and very useful for trip and travels. Great set of tools
I like how I was kept informed as to when the tool kits would be complete to be shipped out.
It is the most we thought out tool kit I have ever seen. While I haven’t had any need (yet) of using any of the tools in it. I carry it on my bike when I am traveling around the roads of the American West .
I am very impressed with the quality of this product. I am looking forward to taking this with me on all of my future rides.
Absolutely fantastic product. Exceptionally well made and the quality was even better than I'd expected.
It was worth the wait. I ordered the kit and it took about two months to arrive. Obsidian kept me informed and I appreciated that. Very good customer service.
I’m very happy with my purchase. The quality of the kit is excellent and it’s a few pounds lighter than the kit I used to pack on the bike.
Obsidian Engineering of Utah was created by a small group of adventure riders and chopper builders who happen to love engineering—the kind of engineering where you notice something long overdue for change or in dire need of improvement, then engineer ways to make it far better.
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 Directional Load 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.
Obsidian is not just a brand—it is the result of years spent riding, breaking down, being shamefully unprepared, improvising, and learning what really matters when things go wrong. Out of those bad situations, great stories are born.