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Old 06-12-21 | 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted by MrWasabi
Thanks for the replies everyone,

This is the advice I need...from experienced riders. My mind isn't set on a multi tool and I'd actually prefer separate tools but was worried about space. Hopefully I won't need either. I like the small multi-tip screwdriver idea along with my flat tools/kit. I guess I need to figure out the sizes for torx tips and allen wrenches I need. If I need any more serious repairs, I'm calling for a ride.
I hate most multitools. I find them both clunky and chunky. They generally don’t fit the hand very well and are difficult to get at the right angle for really using them. I currently like Fix-it-Sticks, either the Mountain kit or the Commuter kit. They work better, feel better and are a bit more compact.
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