Recommended Multi-tool for Road Bikes
04-29-12 | 10:10 PM
#26
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From: Shanghai
Bikes: Cervelo RS 2011
Topeak Mini 6. It has all the allen keys I'd need, plus a Phillips (which has been needed when my cleats came loose). It's probably too small to get much torque, but enough to get home I figure. The only other tools I'd ever see myself needing on the road might be a chain tool or spoke wrenches. If buying a new one, I'd look at the Lezyne Stainless ones.
04-30-12 | 05:48 AM
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From: Feelin' the burn
Bikes: Tarmac
Topeak Mini 6. It has all the allen keys I'd need, plus a Phillips (which has been needed when my cleats came loose). It's probably too small to get much torque, but enough to get home I figure. The only other tools I'd ever see myself needing on the road might be a chain tool or spoke wrenches. If buying a new one, I'd look at the Lezyne Stainless ones.
04-30-12 | 06:38 AM
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From: Jacksonville
Bikes: Willier Zero 7; Merlin Extralight; Calfee Dragonfly tandem, Calfee Adventure tandem; Cervelo P2; Motebecane Ti Fly 29er; Motebecanne Phantom Cross; Schwinn Paramount Track bike
Lezyne stainless steel.
Last thing you need is a mini tool that's too rusted to get open.
Last thing you need is a mini tool that's too rusted to get open.
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