Okay I posted on a local forum frequented by employees of several local bike shops. One gentleman was kind enough to tell me that on the "Pedro's Ordering List" these are simply marked "out of stock - expected in January"

I still have not received a response from Pedros yet. If I hear anything else I'll pass it along because I know we are all full of WANT for this magnificent beast of a tool.

I was waiting for the Park SS-15 to come out, but it looks like I might opt for the Trixie instead. It gives me the option of a lockring wrench just in case. No one lists the length of the Trixie. I am wondering how long it is. The SS-15 is listed as 7" long. The Jethro Tule is only 5" long I think.

Park SS-15:
http://img1.qbp.com/6SPsvm45/prodl/TL8349.jpg

i still don;t understand why it's so important to have a bottle opener on all these tools. if you can open a beer with a lighter, you can open a been with any relatively flat, solid object.

You know what I'd like better than a bottle opener? A pedal wrench.

How often do you need to install or remove pedals while you are out riding vs. how often do you enjoy a cold beer?

Pedal wrenches are great to have in the toolbox but I don't think of them as necessary for a 'rescue tool'.

Maybe I have kind of a unique situation, but my tools are 7 floors away from where I keep my bikes. It would be nice to be able to switch pedals before a ride with just the tools I would be packing anyway. Maybe it's kind of a unique situation.

Probably about as often as you'll encounter a beer bottle that doesn't have a twist off top. Or the need to tighten you lockring.

Often.

http://www.duckrabbitbrewery.com/pic...k-Rabbit-1.gif

if you can;t open a beer bottle with your teeth, you don't deserve to drink it.

Whoa... you can even adjust fenders with it. I must have one.

Anyone pick one of these up from the link above?
I have tried to search around a bit, assuming they are out, but couldn't find anything.

The company has a phone #. If you are interested you should call and ask if it's in stock.

I'm still hoping to buy locally as I've purchased a bunch of stuff online lately and I do try to support my LBS's when possible.

FYI: I just received the following email from Jason Elhardt @ Pedros:

i'm bumping this thread to see if anyone has picked one of these up recently, and where they can be had...

Looks pretty sweet but looks too short to provide proper leverage. Out on the road it would be good to have but I don't see using this over a normal chain whip/lock ring tool at home.

you have to drink better beer. domestics have twist off caps, imports and micro brews need an opener. i never leave home with out one!

hmmm, there is a dealer two blocks from my house. more interesting, there is a bike shop 2 blocks from my house! i have only lived here a month and a half, but i have riddin my bike and drivin my car by ther countless times. looks like i have something to do after work today.


edit: now i know why i didn't know that LBS was there. because it's not! i guess they don't update the interweb offten enough. oh well, there is another dealer a block away from my part time job, i'll check them out tomrrow.

none of the dealers in the extreme nw have them in.

My LBS is trying to order me one. They said their supplier will get some in early February and they'll try to get me one of those.

I can't wait.

i ordered one from a site that said they were in stock but got a "we don't have these yet, we'll ship it out as soon as it comes in" email right away. that was like 2 and a half weeks ago, still waiting.

me to. i stopped a a shop by my part time job yesterday and he took my name and number, said he had to put together an order and would try and get me one. so i guess i'll have to wait and see if it comes in.

they are out people
http://www.benscycle.net/index.php?m...oducts_id=7443

I'll have mine on Monday or Tuesday courtesy of my LBS.

mine arrived today, heads up for anyone waiting

also, kind of bummed they got rid of the pin hole to make your own chain whip