🚴 Ultimate Bike Repair Kit: Portable Bag with Tire Pump, Puncture Repair Tools, Multi Tool Set - Perfect for Camping, Travel & Emergencies Review

This is a fairly basic starter kit. Good enough to get you started, but nothing more. I would throw away the key, it doesn't hold well at all. It started bending down the middle within the first 2-3 uses, so it's clearly not made of durable metal. For everything else buy this kit. The pump works and is small enough to fit in, but if you are having trouble pumping air I would recommend replacing it with a c02 kit or an electric pump.

I needed a small hand pump and thought this was the one but I should have read the reviews. I had this pump, used it several times and while inflating a tire the pump broke, no longer usable, thank god wasn't on the trail when it broke and in my living room. Look at my pictures and there is no way to fix this. I will never buy this crap again. I WANT A RETURN! Find a better product, spend a little more money.

Both more and less than I bluntly expected. The hand pump works great and is very durable. I thought it would be cheaper in real life. I practically assembled the bike with this set (having used real tools to provide reliable torque) to say that it certainly includes all the usual screws, wrenches or sockets. One is actually plastic, not metal, while the multi-tool is made of metal and heavy-duty plastic and has so far been surprisingly durable. Sits a little loose. I'm an amateur but hopefully

I wish I had listened to the bad reviews on this product. Bought early summer. Thought it would be nice to have a little pump with us in case we ever get an apartment. The pump seems to work, it inflates the tire to a certain limit, but stops working at a pressure much lower than what I want to inflate the tires to. After several attempts to use this to inflate our bikes' tires, I gave up and just took them to the nearest gas station to add air. The pump also did not include the patch kit…

Great tool in the bag, the tire pad is easier to fix, no glue, just stick and go, don't know how to do it, I'll report later. The bag with all these tools is not so good, the velcro to attach to the bike is too big for any size bike inner tubes so it cannot be attached properly, it is scattered everywhere and the fabric feels cheap. I think a few good bumps in the road and it'll break. But the tools are good. I assembled my new EBike with all the tools that were in the bag to see if the…

I looked at many bike kits before settling on this one. It seemed to have everything I could need. Should check on Sunday. Failed! I have an apartment on my Raleigh No problem. I tried the air pump on the presta valve (you need to screw the adapter onto the valve). It seemed to work, but the tire wouldn't hold air. So I took the wheel off, pulled the levers out to get the tire off the rim and they just bent! Not fat or strong at all. I've tried putting them under the rim of the tire and sliding

waste of money Beat is the only thing that made this look half worth it and 400% unnecessary! The damn velcro seams were way out like drunk and the velcro itself was very very cheap and wouldn't last long, the zipper was rubbish none of them could take the rain or even the sun it would fall apart quickly. The pump CAN work once, after which it must be bent or broken to properly depress the valve. A cool looking reversible hex wrench will work again a few times, but it's such a cheap mixed metal