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Did we really just get in to 2 pages on multi-tools?

Wow.

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Re: Bike multitool recommendations?

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by eärendil » Fri Aug 22, 2008 1:29 am

I hate to unhijack this thread, but I am a fan of less is more with multi-tools, and I love the . It's overpriced, but the ratchet fits in small spaces that even standard allen wrenches won't. I routinely use it not only on the road or trail, but also in the shop and when sailing to or from hawaii. I don't have disc brakes, so I replaced the torx bit with a flathead screwdriver. Any 1/4 inch hex drive bits will work. Also the tire levers are crap, but I've never seen any good tire levers as part of a multi-tool. The chain tool is pretty decent though.

Bike multitool recommendations?
Fix it, repair it, how do I do it, what's the best part to use, and now: how do I get there?

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Bike multitool recommendations? Fix it, repair it, how do I do it, what's the best part to use, and now: how do I get there?

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Bike multitool recommendations?
Fix it, repair it, how do I do it, what's the best part to use, and now: how do I get there?