Odoland Repair Bicycle Multifunction Perfect Review

the chain wrench is already bent and has become unusable it also bent 2 teeth my The flywheel she could with reset with a hammer, but when most of the tools that should be used to pull out hard-to-remove parts are bent with moderate force (not that I'm a bodybuilder), I just enjoy sending them back and get a refund tldr: cheap parts that bend/break on first use

The kit has everything I could possibly need. However, only a chain wrench will work on my bike as they seem to be universal. The rest of this kit is useless for most motorcycles in America with imperial threads. The metric really should be at the top of the list. It's a pity that I had to wait so long for the arrival of my e-bike battery from China due to Corona that I only started the conversion after the return period for this kit had expired. Well, at least it's cheap.

Value for money is why it got 3 stars and not 2 stars. I was able to use all the tools for what it was designed for. But. the 15mm tire wrench is too thin. That rounds out your nuts. I was able to use them multiple times until I had to use a different key. The Allen key housing was really loose. So loose all the wrenches fell apart. Do not purchase this kit if storing for a long period of time. It seems to me that this set will be enough for several uses. Buy quality tools separately if you…

Had to deburr the ratchet removal tool to fit my Shimano ratchet. chains. Links were not placed in the tool. I removed the burrs from the neck of the links on both sides and the links fit properly. Used them first on a KMC 9spd chain and everything worked great. Then I put on a Shimamo 8spd and the threads on the shaft started to get on my nerves. I lubricated the threads and finished the Shimano chain. When installing the KMC 8-speed chain, the connecting rod jams. I broke the handlebar and…

I was repairing my grandson's bike and bought this kit to remove the crank, chain tool and thin wrenches. Thin keys were ok. The crank puller worked fine after I added a square piece of metal I made from a cut off bolt head, otherwise the end that screwed in to push the crank out was too small and pushed into the threaded hole holding the crank. Bolt. The chain tool was useless. It wasn't holding the chain properly and the feeler gauge had so much play that it should have pushed the pin out and

A fairly complete tool set. If you're like me and have never done any bike repairs or maintenance, this is a good kit. These aren't the most robust of tools, so I wouldn't recommend them for those who do a lot of this type of work. They are all made from the same lightweight, inexpensive alloy used in budget tool kits. We only ride occasionally and will probably never need most, but it's great to be able to remove and replace parts when needed. The plastic case it comes in is small enough to…