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DaneAmerica

05-19-23 09:33 AM

I am also searching for a multitool for going carless for a while. Please advise 😄

wrobertdavis

05-19-23 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Short Cut (Post 22770796)

https://smile.amazon.com/Voile-Strap...s%2C128&sr=8-9

Check out Voile straps. The Nano version could work well for that application.

I installed two voile straps to hold my basket and they are a perfect, sturdy solution. I also added a voile strap to ensure that my tire pump stays put. Thanks for the recommendation.

Short Cut

05-19-23 11:43 AM

Right on Robert, happy to be of help.

noglider

05-26-23 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by DaneAmerica (Post 22895125)

I am also searching for a multitool for going carless for a while. Please advise 😄

Multi-tools are compromise between convenience and usability. I often carry individual tools. But the Park Tool MT-1 is pretty good. In most cases, I can get the right angle and clearance to use it properly.

SkinGriz

05-26-23 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by noglider (Post 22903018)

That is a cool tool!
Says discontinued on website.

noglider

05-28-23 07:51 AM

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Originally Posted by SkinGriz (Post 22903418)

That is a cool tool!
Says discontinued on website.

That's a shame, but the "find it locally" button brings positive results around here in the Mid Hudson Valley of New York. Hurry and stock up.

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