Airace Bike Tire Lever Set: Premium Cycling Repair Accessories for Quick and Easy Bike Tube Maintenance Review

Durable tire levers - functional, lightweight, strong and aesthetically pleasing. Two downsides. First, the bead grip could be a little better when the tire is relaxed; The end of the lever is too small and smooth to make a good buy, so the lever tends to slip out. Second, the black plastic sleeve ends up being brittle and will stretch and pop out. Once this happens you can throw it away because it won't stay. This doesn't compromise the structural integrity of the lever, but you do lose the…

While I can't say these are bad levers, they are too wide for regular narrow tires. For those reading this this is 1.7cm wide, narrow tires need leverage. Width 1 cm, that's what I was looking for. I've tried these wider arms on 25-28mm tires before and they tend to puncture the tube because the surface is too wide. I thought they were narrow levers, but they aren't, so look elsewhere if you need levers for narrow road tires. Unfortunately, almost none of the tire levers listed on Amazon…

I definitely think these arms (metal) really helped me mount the bike tire and tube on my new indoor accessory bike, but they aren't perfect. I wish one was longer because I had to struggle to get the last bit of tire on the wheel, but as mentioned, these trainer tires (Continental brand) are very stiff and the most difficult thing to put on the tire. .actually they don't stretch. I broke the plastic lever the first time, so you'll most likely need a metal type. However, I punctured the tire…

I serviced and ridden bikes for a long time and had a pretty crappy experience with traditional tire levers. While the plastic ones are lightweight and easy to get hold of, they don't hurt me, especially if they twist or break. I was a little hesitant to buy these aluminum levers because I'd heard stories of aluminum levers breaking in half very quickly, but I figured I'd had enough of the plastic levers and took a chance. I've had it for about a year now and haven't had any problems with it…

Surprisingly strong considering how thin and narrow the tip is. I first attempted to mount a new CST Rock Hawk MTB clincher using the Soma's steel core lever (plastic body) and bent the tip of the Soma in the process. I had to give it up. A pair of Soma levers had only been used a handful of times before as I was quite happy with those yellow plastic Pedro levers I must have left at the hotel on an overnight weekend trip. So I had a pair of polished aluminum Airace levers. in my toolbox for a…