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need something to do most jobs. currently use an old hex key thingy with flat-head and phillips screwdrivers. it's a bit limited.
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[url] http://www.parktool.com/products/detail.asp?cat=11&item=IB-3 [/url]
seems to cover most bases.
any other recommendations?
cheers
crank bros multi 17 or 19 are ace
Topeak Hexus/Hummer.
2nd the crankbro 17/19 recommendation, though I find the allen keys are 'occasionally' a little short for some jobs, chain tools is ace though.
The two of us this weekend with Topeak multi-tools, both had lost their chain tool pins. They seem to not be connected to the threaded shank very well at all.
ive got the crankbros 17 and its awesome 😆
I've got the Crank Bros one as well, and it's a good tool, but it has rusted quite a bit.
+1 for the Crank Bros 19
Good chain tool and the spoke keys are handy too.
Lezyne-CRV 19, works well for me
ive got that park one ... i also have an SKS toolbox travel.
Sks far superior , the 5mm on that park tool is too short for some applications.
the tire lever also becomes slack and falls off ...and you loose it as i have done ...
love the sks though has all i need thats for sure. and easy to use + comes in its own little neoprene case to keep it looking nice.
+1 for CB17
Been using Alien from Topeak for 9 yrs now.
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More of a tool to take with you in a pack than a workshop tool.
I use a Tesco Bike allen tool for working on bikes at home. £3 ish.
i've got a CB19. it has sorted me right out a few times.