Topeak Mini 9 Pro Mini Tool with Neoprene Bag: Compact and Versatile Tool for On-the-Go Repairs Review

I bought this to take with me on a trip in case of a breakdown. I haven't had a breakdown after 700 miles but I used this tool for any work that needed to be done on the bike. It has enough tools to cover the need for the smallest bike adjustments. I used this to set up the saddle, seatpost, handlebars and brakes. It's strong enough that I don't feel like it will bend under torque. It's small enough that I can put it in my small Topeak Aero backpack along with my other essentials and not feel…

Very light, works, neoprene sleeve protects the hose in my bag from damage. I would only recommend it for road bikes, I like my "stronger" MTB tools. For more info, this is my current setup, everything fits snugly on the Selle Italia SLR Team saddle, the Selle Italia SLR Team Edition barely moves and doesn't interrupt pedaling at all. 1- Avenir Bigmouth Velcro Seat Bag (Small - 27 Cubic Inches) 2- This Tool (in neoprene pouch) 3- CO2 Inflator - Portland Design Works Shiny Object CO2 Inflator…

I am reluctant to return this tool as the picture clearly shows the 6mm allen key, however the tool comes with one T25 Torx (which is not mentioned in the description, only in the question about the tool, which is answered by the seller). This is a big problem for me as my bike has a thru axle and requires a 6mm allen wrench to remove the wheels which is the main reason it's in my bike bag. At the moment I pack an Allen key separately, but that's not optimal. However, the tool itself appears to

First of all, I'm a huge Topeak fan. I always look at Topeak first when I need a gadget. This mini tool was just what I needed to use with the pocketed RavX Tri-Bracket I had installed on my Cannondale Slice. Perfect with a spare hose in your storage bag! Simple essential tool, I like the folding tire lever (although of course it has to be used with care - Topeak sells 'spare parts' for all those tire levers etc which have a high chance of breaking - BUT - it works, as does the tire lever out…