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Review by DeanI use it way more than I shouldby DeanCycling EnthusiastPortlandThis is a nifty tool. You can reconfigure it in different ways depending on the scenario. For example, if you need more torque, insert one of the bits you aren't using into the end of the handle.
The only thing I don't like about it is that whenever I use it to adjust my bars or my seat, I get at least 5 riders passing by who ask if I'm OK.
Reviewed 7/24/2023Was this review useful to you? Yes, review by Dean was helpful/No, review by Dean was not helpfulThank you for your feedback.
This is a nifty tool. You can reconfigure it in different ways depending on the scenario. For example, if you need more torque, insert one of the bits you aren't using into the end of the handle.
The only thing I don't like about it is that whenever I use it to adjust my bars or my seat, I get at least 5 riders passing by who ask if I'm OK.
Review by JenkNice for touring or reassembly after flightby JenkCycling EnthusiastGreenvilleThis is a convenient, compact way to carry the tools needed to tighten most of the fittings on a bike. It is sturdy and also has a spoke wrench and chain break tool. Not quite as important now with missing link connect chains, but if you were to ever break a chain you would be able to remove a link and fix it. A friend had this happen when apparently a small rock got lodged in his chain and separated a link from the pin. Unfortunately he didn't have a chain tool, so he tried press the link back in the pin using rocks. This worked but he could not put much pressure on the pedals w/o the chain coming apart again. I would not go on a weekend gravel ride or extended bike tour without this tool. It and a Leatherman Squirt (good pliers) should get you through most any emergency.
Reviewed 3/7/2024Was this review useful to you? Yes, review by Jenk was helpful/No, review by Jenk was not helpfulThank you for your feedback.
This is a convenient, compact way to carry the tools needed to tighten most of the fittings on a bike. It is sturdy and also has a spoke wrench and chain break tool. Not quite as important now with missing link connect chains, but if you were to ever break a chain you would be able to remove a link and fix it. A friend had this happen when apparently a small rock got lodged in his chain and separated a link from the pin. Unfortunately he didn't have a chain tool, so he tried press the link back in the pin using rocks. This worked but he could not put much pressure on the pedals w/o the chain coming apart again. I would not go on a weekend gravel ride or extended bike tour without this tool. It and a Leatherman Squirt (good pliers) should get you through most any emergency.
Review by AnonymousNice designby AnonymousNorCal2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.I like the way this tool packs. Very easy to carry in a jersey pocket or saddlebag. It has a good variety of tools and you can actually generate some leverage with it. I have used it some around the bike shop to familiarize myself with it but not in an emergency repair yet. It appears to be well built and nicely engineered.
Reviewed 6/17/2020Was this review useful to you? Yes, review by Anonymous was helpful/No, review by Anonymous was not helpfulThank you for your feedback.
I like the way this tool packs. Very easy to carry in a jersey pocket or saddlebag. It has a good variety of tools and you can actually generate some leverage with it. I have used it some around the bike shop to familiarize myself with it but not in an emergency repair yet. It appears to be well built and nicely engineered.
Review by AnonymousGreat Tool Kitby AnonymousDaily CommuterSacramento1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.I threw this in my bike bag and forgot about it until I had a chain link come loose 10 miles from home. I dug out the tool kit and was very relieved to see it included a chain tool. The ride was saved. Now any time a saddle needs adjusting I do not hesitate to stop mid-ride, pull out the tool kit and make micro-adjustments.
Reviewed 4/4/2020Was this review useful to you? Yes, review by Anonymous was helpful/No, review by Anonymous was not helpfulThank you for your feedback.
I threw this in my bike bag and forgot about it until I had a chain link come loose 10 miles from home. I dug out the tool kit and was very relieved to see it included a chain tool. The ride was saved. Now any time a saddle needs adjusting I do not hesitate to stop mid-ride, pull out the tool kit and make micro-adjustments.
Review by Tom P.Good value and well made multi-tool.by Tom P.Cycling EnthusiastSeattle, WA1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.I like this tool a a lot. Being able to use it as a T handle or straight driver is good. Seems well made but the case could be better designed - does not fit snugly enough. Good selection of drivers. I haven't used it in battle yet so will see how it goes.
Reviewed 1/12/2020Was this review useful to you? Yes, review by Tom P. was helpful/No, review by Tom P. was not helpfulThank you for your feedback.
I like this tool a a lot. Being able to use it as a T handle or straight driver is good. Seems well made but the case could be better designed - does not fit snugly enough. Good selection of drivers. I haven't used it in battle yet so will see how it goes.
Review by TomSeems good qualityby TomCycling Enthusiast1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.Haven't really had to use it yet so .. but seems well made and I can carry just the bits I want. Fair price.
Reviewed 6/21/2019Was this review useful to you? Yes, review by Tom was helpful/No, review by Tom was not helpfulThank you for your feedback.
Haven't really had to use it yet so .. but seems well made and I can carry just the bits I want. Fair price.
Review by DannyGeeSmall yet powerfulby DannyGeeCycling EnthusiastPasadenaSimple tool and fits better in my pack than a multi-tool which is normally jammed into my back.
Reviewed 8/7/2020Was this review useful to you? Yes, review by DannyGee was helpful/No, review by DannyGee was not helpfulThank you for your feedback.
Simple tool and fits better in my pack than a multi-tool which is normally jammed into my back.