Need some help with bike tools

All you should need is

A thin adjustable wrench (pedals, wheel axles)
6mm allen wrench (stem bolts, possibly crank & fork bolts)
5mm allen wrench (brakes, seat clamp)
And possibly a 8mm allen key for the cranks and fork cap.

However, alot of bikes have different sized bolts and nuts. Your best bet is to get a metric allen wrench set that goes up to atleast 8mm and has half (2.5, 3.5, 4.5, etc.) sizes and an adjustable wrench that is slim enough to fit between the crank arm and pedal body. You should be able to completely disassemble his bike with that.

You don't need bicycle specific tools for most things.

Maybe spoke wrenches, chain tools and stuff like that.

As mentioned, just standard metric allen wrenches should be most of what you need.

Have a look at your sons bike, you should be able to see if the tools you have now will work.

Yeah if you work on your dirt bike you should have everything you need already pretty much.

Thanks guys. Yes I have plenty of tools and my own shop so any allens, etc I have covered. The only thing that seems like it needs a specialty tool other than thin wrenches is the crank. It could be done with a channel lock but it would be a little bit barbaric and would butcher it over time. I've completely tore down his "lil ripper" before, but the crank on that was just a standard, but thin bolt. .
So you guys figure this kit is a waste of money and just to pick up some thin wrenches?
I just figured if I could cover all my bases for $80, I'd be good, especially since I have thousands in tools for moto and car.

You could get this for 12 bucks but you could probably find a set of the thin wrenches at walmart for like five bucks so idk

My personal list of tools for home is something like this:
good set of alan wrenches
ratchet with socket set
ratchet extension (operational only need if you have pegs on your bike which I'm assuming you don't)
a couple rags
good chain breaker
small flat head screwdrivers for random things
medium sized phillips and flathead screwdriver
pair of regular, cutting, and needle nose pliers
good floor pump that takes shcrader and presta valves
adjustable wrench
set of thin bearing wrenches(13,14,15,15,19,21mm)
14,15,16mm wrenches
zip ties
tire levers
2 extra tubes

If you get really into biking and find yourself doing a lot of repairs a bike repair stand makes a huge difference but you could make one to fit into your vice like my dad did with a welder and some extra pieces of square tubing.

Good list, all which I have minus the thin wrenches. I just ordered a bike stand the other day after a summer of working on his bike on my knees.
I have a feeling I will be doing lots of wrenching for him in the future as he killed it this year racing winning lots of Nationals.
A couple of proud dad picks.