Originally Posted by
drlogik
If there's one tool that I guess I wish I hadn't purchased it would most likely be that Park 3-way Allen tool. Yeah they look cool and all but as a tool they are pretty useless in my opinion because they are too big and cumbersome and don't fit into tight spots.
+1. I really want to like the 4/5/6 Y-wrench, I use it whenever a bolt is out in the open, but too often it can't spin because things are in the way: I'm looking at you, seat bolts and bottle cages! I bought a PH-5, and love it to death. I may also buy PH-4/6 eventually as well, but I'm not buying the whole set. Maybe someday I'll see a generic set of metric p-handle hex wrenches with ball-ends on the long sides. (
this would be great if it weren't torx)
I'll also nominate the chainring bolt holder. On the rare occasion where it is needed, it's near impossible to hold still. Works no better than a bigass flathead screwdriver.
Not quite a tool, but 'glueless' patches. A.k.a. stickers.