MTB Tools to SPEND and SAVE Money On
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 26. 07. 2024
- Bike tools are a large consideration when it comes to DIY maintenance and over the years I've accumulated quite a bit. But in that time, through trail and error, I've found which tools are worth spending the premium dollars on and which ones are not. In this video I walk through just a few of those in the hopes you gain some some insights to help save you time and money!
TOOLS LIST:
Park Tool Stand: amzn.to/3XdcJDV
Giyo Shock Pump: amzn.to/4eeN2sm
Headset Bearing Press Tool: amzn.to/4e9xjLl
Park Tool Chain Whip: amzn.to/45cjiIP
Park Tool Nut Setter: amzn.to/3Vyr50q
SteadyRack: amzn.to/4bPoAfO
Torque Wrenches:
Bike Tools Set: amzn.to/4aVjqxv
1/2" Torque Wrench: amzn.to/4aSGJIl
Travel Torque Set: amzn.to/45doNqG
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âČâČ TIMECODES âČâČ
0:00 - INTRO
0:28 - Bike Stand
2:27 - Crown Race Setter
3:41 - Headset Bearing Press
5:14 - Shock Pump
6:24 - Chain Whip Tool
8:12 - Star Nut Tool
10:16 - Steady Rack
11:32 - Torque Wrench
13:56 - Wrap Up
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Only after publishing did I realize the price of the bike tool torque set is about double what I quoted in the video. Many apologies.
1/4" drive can be bought off Temu for about $20 US, 2-20nm with attachmentsđ
I've purchased a Decathlon cassette tool and will never go back to the classic style of chain whip. With the design and sturdiness of the tool I don't think I will ever have too either.
Oh man what great timing!! Just dipping my toe into some home maintenance and got a 10.3 because I saw it in another one of your videos. Glad to hear you love it. I was debating between it and a bike hand stand. Feels like a buy once cry once situation
Yeah man, couldnât have said it better! Enjoy!
You're getting fancy with that cap on the PVC pipe. I use a scrap wood and a rubber mallet. I have two sizes of PVC on hand for crown races: one for straight steerers and one for tapered.
For the chain whip - I 100% agree. I had a cheap one bend under torque and become useless.
Haha, I do have standards ya know! đ
I quite like my feedback sports stand. Moral of the story is expect to pay at least 200 for a good (new) stand.
The tool tray does cost extra though, I bought it over the park tool purely because it folds up easily and has three legs versus the two on the cheaper park tool stands. It does however sometimes wanna tip depending on how level your ground is or how you have the bike angled.
Thatâs the one thing I like about the Park Tool, stable, even with an emtb in it. Its folds up pretty easy. Mine always stays up but my buddy has one and he folds his up each time.
Park Tool Crown Race Puller: Stupidest purchase I've ever made đ
I feel your pain! đ€Ł