Mountain Bike Multi-Tool Roundup – Never Ride Without One

Mountain Bike Multi-Tool Roundup – Never Ride Without One

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00:55 – PARK TOOL Folding Hex Wrench Set | https://bit.ly/2EJjWFy
01:34 – BLACKBURN Wayside Multi-Tool | https://bit.ly/2G2rtjb
02:46 – TOPEAK Alien II Multi-Tool | https://bit.ly/3ba3FFQ
03:57 – SILCA T-Ratchet + Ti-Torque Kit | https://bit.ly/34K0SC6
04:53 – CRANKBROTHERS M17 | https://bit.ly/3clNwxi
05:49 – SYNCROS Composite 14 Multi-Tool | https://bit.ly/3jjHjUU
06:30 – FIX IT STICKS Mountain Kit | https://bit.ly/2DdOLSo
07:37 – LEZYNE V7 Multi-Tool | https://bit.ly/2EzRjLa
08:11 – PARK TOOL IB-1 I-Beam | https://bit.ly/2YIWz5Q
08:44 – ABBEY BIKE TOOLS 4-Way Multi-tool | https://bit.ly/2YLSOwF

09:54 Where do these tools stand and which is our pick

Wanting to take advantage of Competitive Cyclist’s deep catalog, we thought that a roundup of one of the most essential items would be a great start to show riders the different types of multi tools, what we like about certain mountain bike tools and what we don’t.

While an advantage of carrying a multi tool on your mountain bike ride is pretty self-explanatory, knowing the most commonly used tools and necessary bits can make a difference when you really need to repair your bike on the trail.

In this roundup we’ve got everything from the lightweight minimalist setup to the full-blown MacGyver do-it-all multi tool. See which one we’ll be packing most.

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Readers Comments (21)

  1. Christopher McGlaughlin May 13, 2021 @ 1:05 am

    Been using the Wayside for years. Love the real hex wrenches with ball ends. Really alleviates frustration when you have an issue on the trail. The knife is a bonus.

  2. mushieslushie May 13, 2021 @ 1:08 am

    The fold up Park Tool sets are made by Bondhus, you can buy the same exact tools through them for a bit cheaper.

  3. MitchOnTwoWheels May 13, 2021 @ 1:08 am

    Crankbros F15 馃檪

  4. The best tools are the ones you bring with you. Figure out what sizes your bike has the most bolts of and make sure the tool you have works. Look at your rear derailleur, makes sure you have that shimano or SRAM tool, they don鈥檛 use the same one.

  5. Patrick Rebstock May 13, 2021 @ 1:10 am

    hey thanks for the video, i went to go buy the Blackburn tool from competitive with the link you posted but after entering the promo code it said it doesn’t apply to that item just FYI

  6. CranckbroM19 and Silca 馃槏

  7. I like the topeak mini 9 as it weighs in at 92g, has 2-8 mm and a t25. I really don’t want to be carrying around anything more than I need. I don’t work on my bike with my multi-tool I just fix things on the trail with it. I’ve adjusted brake calipers on the trail without problems. I have a full toolbox, bike stand, full size pump in my car most of the time. I haven’t broken a chain in 3 years, but that’s the only thing I think I could add to my kit.

  8. Jason Douglass May 13, 2021 @ 1:16 am

    For me its the fix it sticks every time. There’s always plenty of torque, length in tool, and choice. the kit can be expanded or knocked down per your needs for the ride or bike. Fix it sticks and forget it!

  9. CharlieMTB australia May 13, 2021 @ 1:25 am

    Need all of these

  10. JOHN RICHARDS May 13, 2021 @ 1:25 am

    Too dark

  11. humble opinion – best multitool: victorinox with an additional 10mm socket. its the lighest yet the most usable which is a rare thing – because it has a proper allen key and you can even choose which bits you need for your bike. super easy to use too.

  12. I had the multi tool, but It didn’t have chain pliers and my weak hands couldn’t get the chain master link on by hand. Luckily someone else was prepared. cheers!

  13. My free multi tool that came with my bike broke so this video is well timed. Would like to see a review on the wolf tooth encase that one kind of got my attention but don鈥檛 see much about it

  14. *cough* Crank brothers F15 *Cough*
    *cough* Oneup EDC *cough*

  15. Christ On A Mtb May 13, 2021 @ 1:53 am

    I’ve had a lezyene tool and it’s going strong after 7 years

  16. I love the Crankbrother’s multi-tool. I have the M17 and the M19. I don’t ride w/o it.

  17. Wish Leatherman type multitool would make one for mtb, for everyday plyers and knife then all the wrenches for mtb

  18. The Loam Wolf May 13, 2021 @ 1:55 am

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  19. Danny Pryor Doyle May 13, 2021 @ 1:57 am

    I like the Topeak light kit with their chain tool added. I also will bring a Gerber multi tool on longer rides or places where help is not an option. You guys ever review first aide kits? Im a total trail dad.

  20. What do you think about Topeak Hexus X? In my opinion has everything except for a blade that colud be useful

  21. Vikram Sreenivasan May 13, 2021 @ 1:58 am

    whats your opinon on the one up edc tool its small and because of its never forget nature its been the multi tool that i always seem to have with me, that and the specialized swat tool

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