You're going to have to tell us how far you intend to work on the bike. Is it going to be a total restoration or just a "bits and bobs" jobbie?
For a complete resto you're gonna need a bike bench, 'cos after a couple of weeks of crouching over the bike or craning your neck to be able to see that widget you dropped somewhere arounf the cranckase you gonna think "f*&^king hell, why don't I get a bike bench?"
Then;
A good set of pliers, nose, cutters, standard, adjustable and long handled straight and long handled bent.
Small hacksaw, large hacksaw
Flat file and round file
Mechanics small hammer, mechanics standard hammer, rubber/wood/plastic mallets
Bunjee ropes, ratchet ropes
Multimeter
Blind bearing puller
Flame torch and gas canister
Transparant sealable plastic packets and marker pen (you'll NEVER remeber where all those little widgets came from)
Digital camera (you'll NEVER remember how all those bits went back together)
Clean paint brush
Cleaning tray (where you can use degreasant to clean/brush your oily bits)
Honda Manual and Parts book
WD-40, copper grease/grease can
Soldering kit
Magnet-on-the-end-of-a-long-stick (to retreive that small ball bearing thats rolled into that floor crevice)
Magnetic bolt/nut etc holder
Flashlight
Fridge (to accomodate all those beers you'll be drinking)
Campbed (when you'll have worked so far into the night you've missed your ride home)
I can't think of anything else without getting my drunk ass off this chair and going to the garage, but that should set you off.
As the greatman once said; The possibilities, my friend, are endless!
