WOTOW Bike Repair Tool Kit, 16 in 1 Bicycle Multitool with Tire Levers Hex Spoke Wrench, Multi Function Accessories Set for Road Mountain Bikes

The WOTOW Bike Repair Tool Kit is a compact and highly functional set that delivers excellent performance for cyclists on the go. Its small size makes it convenient to carry on bike rides or trips, ensuring you have essential tools readily available for quick repairs or adjustments. Despite its compact design, this kit packs a punch with a variety of tools that effectively handle common bike maintenance tasks.The tools are well-made and durable, capable of handling typical repairs such as tire fixes, adjustments to brakes and gears, and more. Whether you're a beginner cyclist or an experienced rider, this kit provides peace of mind knowing you can handle minor repairs without needing a full-sized toolbox. Its affordability and practicality make it a must-have accessory for any cyclist looking to stay prepared on their adventures.

This tool is amazing! Right out of the box (or, you know, bag) it provides all the intended use amazingly. I have a little phone bag on my bike handlebars, and I keep this in there at all times. Loose seat post? No problem! Just take this little guy out and you're good to go! I was surprised with all the tools that came in here and you even got the little plastic rods for exchanging the TPU tubes! Overall, definitely recommend!

I am one of those guys you see with a multi-tool on his belt every day, no matter where I am going or what I am doing, So, when it came to outfitting my bike for some longer rides, Of course I needed to satisfy my "gotta have some tools with me" fetish. I do suppose there are worse things I could insist on having with me, and yes campers, we can use the word "fetish" to describe something other than where your mind went when I said that!...anyway, back to the review...This tool has pretty much all you would need to get you out of a tough spot in the middle of no where while on your bike. Is it lacking in anything, sure...it's a small portable tool kit...you won't be rebuilding your bike with it, just tightening up a loose screw or making an adjustment when needed while out for a jaunt around the neighborhood or on an all day ride.My only gripe with the kit is that while they put together a everything in single, handy, easy to use unit about the size of a big Swiss army knife (hey...I should get one of those too for my bike bag! Glad I mentioned that!), they included an Allen wrench to snug up the bolts that hold everything together, but no place to store it! Yes, it is loose! As a mechanical designer, I examined the assembly for how I would have fit the rogue wrench in and made it feel like part of the family, and sure enough, I figured out how I would have done that. Oh well...I can't change the design, but I did ding them a star for that oversight! Now, this still would have to of been a removable piece in order to use it, but it certainly could have easily found a home with it's friends.Oh yes...I nearly forgot the tire tools. Now, no, you really would not want these tethered I any way to the tool, so no star dings there. I do like that they snap together and in that way are a team. While these tire change tools did not influence my decision to purchase the kit, it was a nice little add on that I appreciate.So, would I buy this again? I think so. I am not disappointed in any way with the tools, and they fit nicely in my seat bag. These are one of those items I may never really make a lot of use of...when I am home, I will use my every day tools, but on the road, it's a nice piece of mind to know I have some tools with me if needed in a pinch.My only question is it pronounced WOT-OW (like "What?!? - Ow!") or Wo-Tow (like "woah-toe")? Ha! ...now git out there and do some ridin' !

Simoly I loved it.It's great in durability . Perfect Quality products and Helped me a lot.A product that design accurately for everything at same place.

Recently bought my 6th one over the last 5 years. I find it easier to have one on each of our bikes versus having to transfer it between bikes.The tool I previously used was slightly more compact and weighed less but didn't have the same amount of tool variety.

Allen wrench tool is ok. Tire changing tools are worse than worthless. All three broke when I needed them most a long way from home.

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I was originially only looking for the tire levers, but I couldn't find one that had prime shipping so I'm actually glad I found this one instead. It was a few dollars more than the add on items that only came with tire levers, but the included multi tool is worth the price alone. Its not super high quality craftsman level or anything, but its a solid tool that has just about everything you'd need on it. I'm new to biking, but it appears to have most of the stuff I'd need to work on my bike. The extra alan key is for tightening the alan screw on the tool itself, I believe.The tire levers worked good at removing my old tires and putting my new ones on, but I still have my share of problems. It was mostly related to the tire being a tight fit for the rim. I tried to pry a gap that I knew would put force on the lever and it broke the tip off. I'm not surprised it broke because it was a lot of force, but at least now I know how much pressure it can take. Its fairly hard ABS type plastic, but these can't handle too much force or else they'll break. It should be good enough to use as a tool to separate the tire from the rim, but I wouldn't try to stretch the tire on to the rim by using it as a lever. The lever did put up with a lot of prying before it broke so I'm not saying they are junk, just that they are not super-durable.