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Old 04-20-08 | 10:17 PM
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That looks close to this one from Performance. $8 on sale.

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Old 04-20-08 | 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted by johnny99
I bought mine at a local bike shop. If you search for "Lifu N wrench", you should find a bunch of internet sellers. Postage will probably be more than the wrench price, though.
Link here.
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Old 05-03-08 | 08:21 PM
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I just bought a Pedro's ICM.

It has EVERYTHING I would need, besides a adjustable wrench, to build a bike. It even has a Mavic M7 spoke wrench, and 2 normal spoke wrenches. I can even replace my rotors with it!
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Old 05-03-08 | 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Steel Man
Unless you have a big problem, these are all you need...
+1 and sometimes a leatherman juice and I am set for anything.
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Old 05-04-08 | 12:12 AM
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44 grams, you can find it on ebay.


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Old 05-04-08 | 12:31 AM
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Any multi is good, inexpensive and light, unless of course you get the model with the anvil.
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Old 05-04-08 | 03:18 AM
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Originally Posted by johnny99
I carry a couple of these. They cost a couple of dollars each. The 2 ends are different sizes.
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A nice addition are a couple of tire levers (depending on your tire and rim combination. Some tires can be dismounted by hand, some need levers,) and maybe a chain breaker.
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Old 05-04-08 | 03:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Grumpy Pig
That looks close to this one from Performance. $8 on sale.

I carry one of these in my saddle bag, seems like it will come in handy..

Btw, make sure that the mini tool has enough leverage to torque the bolt.
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