🔧 XLC Cycle Tool Kit Toolcase TO-TC01: Your Perfect Companion for Bike Maintenance Review

I wanted to build a fixed gear bike from scratch (buy parts from different places) and needed a good but affordable tool kit for less than $100. I was shocked when I saw the prices for the bike tools I need, especially at Park Tool. They are known for their best quality, but still. XLC is a German company. While the actual instruments are likely made in China, there is likely some level of quality control there. This tool kit had EVERYTHING I needed to put a bike together including some of the…

This is the worst dung heap! The tools seem to be of good quality but after breaking two tire levers I realized I screwed up. I have never broken a tire assembly in my life until I bought this kit. After they broke I dug up a POS lever I had, like the ones you buy at the register. This thing worked like magic, but there isn't even any decent stuff in this $80 garbage heap? The next tool I used also broke. That thing sucks too. And guess what I did. I went and dug up an old multi tool with a…

hate to confuse you with this review considering the only other review for this item was that bad. I bought this set because it was so cheap. and I had all the basic tools. So far I've only replaced the chain and cassette with the tool kit and haven't had any problems. The toolbox worked great. I removed the old chain with a chain tool and installed the new one. it worked very simply. I removed and reinstalled the cassette on both bikes. and the tools worked fine. The plastic that holds the…

Just received this set in the mail and am very impressed with the quality of the tools. There is one bad review for tire levers (which admittedly look a bit flimsy) but I didn't buy this set for tire levers, I bought it for tools and all the tools in this set look very well made. I looked around for sets ranging from $50 to $150 and settled on this particular one because it had everything I wanted and looked better quality than some of the less expensive sets. From my research it seems that you