🚲 PRO BIKE TOOL 17 in 1 Bike Multitool: Compact & Lightweight Repair Kit for Road & Mountain Bikes Review

This product is typical of the PRO BIKE brand. Outstanding quality at a low price. This is a well-made little multi-tool that fits easily in my handlebar bag and has everything I need for a quick emergency repair. I also have their CO2 tire fill and love it too. We strongly recommend that you try this brand primarily for the quality but also for the excellent value for money.

I bought these based on good reviews but didn't find them very useful. The tool's overall width makes it difficult to use in tight spaces, such as when trying to mount a bottle cage to a bicycle frame. It is difficult to use in such situations. Overall this is a solid tool and I decided to keep it for myself due to its low profile and the fact that it takes up very little space in a bike saddlebag. Thought it would be better to have a backup.

This is a great tool to have with you on every bike ride. I used it to adjust shifters, brakes and chain while riding around town. That's great in a pinch, but screwdrivers and allen wrenches can be frustrating with large adjustments. The chain tool is very durable and well constructed. I put 10 for quality and 4 for simplicity and convenience. It's too wide for tight spaces. I have recommended him to family.

I ordered this for my son who rides his bike for Christmas and accidentally got excited and ordered a second one. I almost sent the second one back for a refund when it showed up, but I'm very glad I didn't. my son loves it It's well made, feels solid, and despite its small size, it's easy to use. I gave the second one to my husband, who works as a medical technician. He already has a case full of tools, but he liked them so much that he immediately put them in his tool case.

Excellent product. It's deceptively small and light, which PRO: makes it *super portable*, but CON: limits the amount of torque you can apply. I haven't had any issues with my bike so far, but I can imagine a very tight screw could be a problem removing it (check tool dimensions). There is also an IQ test to find a 5mm hex screwdriver. An 8mm-5mm adapter (looks like an unthreaded hex screw) attaches to a 5mm screwdriver. Disconnect that adapter and voila! - 5mm drivers revealed!

I first bought this multi tool to do a 150 mile bike ride on the Great Allegheny Trail. The first impression is that the device is small and light. Because of its small size and weight, I can justify using it on almost every bike ride as insurance against mechanical failure. During my 150 mile trip I have used this tool for various minor adjustments and even trackside repairs. It exceeded my expectations during this four-day, 150-mile field test. It seems to be able to tighten/loosen almost all

This tool has what I need for most things on my bike, it's good looking, cute and very compact. However, it (and other micro combo tools) is not the most convenient, for example when tightening the saddle or accessories on the handlebars. Due to the short attachments, the wide handle often grazes nearby pipes and other accessories when spinning, preventing rotation more than a fraction of a turn. While the tool itself is rock solid, the bits themselves spin fairly freely on their spindle, which

I ordered this 17-in-1 pro bike tool ($28) to slip in my bike saddlebag and this one from CrankBrothers 19-in-1 ($26) for my wife (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0768NKHZ9). What an amazing difference! This professional bicycle tool is manufactured very cheaply. At every point you feel like it will break if you press too hard. Perhaps that is why the instruments are so incredibly short: to mitigate their fragility. Also, the end of each tool isn't "precise," but rather a cheap shape that…