🔧 Topeak The Mini 9-Function Bike Tool - TT2409 Black/Silver, 6.6 x 3.1 x 2cm Review

This is the perfect tool for your bike gear. There's pretty much everything you need to make adjustments or light repairs at the track. It also doesn't take up much space. Comes with a small carrying case that you can throw away for an even better fit. Each tool feels solid and secure when torque is applied, and it's just all really well made. I recommend this for cheap insurance when you're away from somewhere and just need to tighten your handlebars or seatpost.

So far this has been a great tool. I bought this to replace my larger 13 function tool that I've been carrying around for a while and gosh the extra space makes a difference in my seat pocket. I love that this tool comes with a small carrying case, but I don't keep it in the case, I keep losing the case (tiny neoprene case). But the tool itself is solid and small (about a finger long and about 1.5 fingers wide when closed). The only thing you could turn off imo is the lack of a flathead…

I don't normally review a product until I've had it a few months but I received it last night and I'm so thrilled I've decided to buy go ahead and write a review now. I originally wanted to order the Mini 6 because I had a hex bolt on my bike that I didn't have a wrench for, but I saw that the Mini 9 was only $1 more so I bought it instead. The first thing that struck me is how small it is. This thing is tiny but still gets the job done and weighs next to nothing. Comes with a small pouch with…

Small quality materials. A tote bag is a must, so glad it came with it. You can easily make it lighter by removing the 8mm adapter from the end of the 6mm adapter. I didn't need these or the 2mm (I don't ride replacement pads and that's about the only thing a 2mm allen wrench needs), so I took them off and used an aluminum tube as a shim, moving 5mm. to the 6mm position to take advantage of the notch in the crossbar molded in the center of the tool. I believe this saved me 20 grams, more than…

I am a novice driver with a 2015 Diamondback Edgewood Hybrid. My bike was built for free at a sporting goods store so I really can't complain that some of the specs aren't correct. In particular, the derailleur slid over the crank cover in 3rd gear so I had to make a simple adjustment. I originally bought a set of cheap hex keys so I could pick the exact sizes I needed for my keychain. I found trying to use a regular Allen wrench was very impractical on bikes. There would be many bottlenecks…