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Park I-Beam Mini Tool -
This Park compact mini-tool has hex wrenches to adjust handlebar, stem, saddle, and seatpost.
Imported.
Features:
- Features 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6mm hex wrenches, 8mm hex socket, and flathead screwdriver
- Proven I-beam design gives tool structural rigidity
- Also includes Torx T25 wrench for disc brakes
Average Price History:
| Activity: | Cycling |
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| Dimensions: | 3 x 0.5 inches |
| Weight: | 110 grams |
Park I-Beam Mini Tool Reviews:
Reviews:
Solid little multitool
This tool has everything you need to make any adjustments or fixes on the trail EXCEPT a chain tool, so make sure you or someone brings one of those out with you too. That being said, I throw this tool in my pocket or bag on every ride I go on. You never know when your saddle or headset will loosen up, and this tool is perfect for the job.
The Park IB-2's design offers a comfortable grip and solid feel. Although an chain tool would make it the ultimate "everything I need, nothing I don't" multitool, I think it would take away from it's feel in your hand and it might make it feel awkward or bulky.
The IB-2 doesn't include a Phillips head, but I have been able to make due with the flat-head instead. All of the adjustment screws on my drivetrain are both Phillips and slotted, so not an issue for me.
I also have a Topeak Alien, and while that tool has everything you could ever need, it is big, heavy, and very uncomfortable to use when you're trying to torque something like a crank bolt (real tight). This tool has a much better feel in my hand and lets me get torque bolts without a problem.
The Park IB-2's design offers a comfortable grip and solid feel. Although an chain tool would make it the ultimate "everything I need, nothing I don't" multitool, I think it would take away from it's feel in your hand and it might make it feel awkward or bulky.
The IB-2 doesn't include a Phillips head, but I have been able to make due with the flat-head instead. All of the adjustment screws on my drivetrain are both Phillips and slotted, so not an issue for me.
I also have a Topeak Alien, and while that tool has everything you could ever need, it is big, heavy, and very uncomfortable to use when you're trying to torque something like a crank bolt (real tight). This tool has a much better feel in my hand and lets me get torque bolts without a problem.
The Best Mini-Tool
Tighten up or loosen everything on your bike..It fits snugly in my saddle bag ..Does not take up space a riding essential..
Awesome!
What a great little tool. This is the one tool I take with me every time I get on my bike.
Great lightweight little tool!
No phillips head which you would think would be standard on a multi tool.