🚲 Granite Stash Bicycle Chain Repair Tool Kit Set: Easy-to-Use Chain Splitter and Link Remover Stored in Handlebar - Lightweight and Utilitarian Design - Compatible with 9 to 12 Speed Chains Review

I was delighted with both the Stash products, the chain tool and tire end cap kit, and had no hesitation in ordering them when they became available. The good news is that they are well built and light weight and I will definitely keep them in my backpack. The bad news is I have to keep them in my backpack because they don't fit my two Renthal carbon handlebars. Do yourself a favor and measure before you buy, if it fits give it a try, but if it doesn't you're probably better off with the chain…

So I got this along with the Wolf Tooth multi tool. I like the Granite Chain Break Tool more than the Wolf Tooth Tool, but the Wolf Tooth Multitool is more. Haven't used it but broke an old circuit to test it and it works great. The only downside, and it's minor, is that you need a tool to extract it. The Wolf Tooth version has a friction fit so you can just pull it out, but with the Wolf Tooth multi-tool on the other end of my stem, I only use it to pull that tool out. rod end and one with a…

I've been looking forward to this item since it was announced and will be ordering it as soon as it becomes available to complete my hidden toolbox. When I received it, I found that it didn't fit on any of my carbon handlebars due to its too large diameter. The two bars I have are the RaceFace Next R and the SixC, probably the two most common bars on the market, leading me to believe I wouldn't need to confirm the inside diameter. Surely a mountain biker focused company will make sure their…

I was trying to hide all my tools to get rid of the saddlebag and decided to give it a try. I installed a Shimano Deore Hollowtech II in the crank. Part of the tool seems to be working fine. I tried it on an old chain segment and combined with my large Lezyne tool bit it broke the chain easily, much easier than all the multi tools I've used and the small Park Tool chain breaker. I followed the advice of other reviews. and applied some Loctite Blue Threadlocker to the handle that screws into the

Bought with a set of plugs. They are well made and I expect they will last a long time. The chain tool does not come with a quick release, but it does have convenient places for the two sides of the quick release to snap into the tool. I was a bit careful with the rubber band holding it to the tool, so I wrapped that area in duct tape as well. Note that you will need 3mm and 4mm hex keys to use the tool - 3mm will unscrew it from the handlebars, while 4mm will be used to tighten the chain…