Good Multi-Tool for Bicycling?

[flatblackcapo]

A cool knife/multi tool from Wegner. It is the Wegner Evolution biker 37.

 

[David Sanborn]

Here's a good one:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NRS-2

 

[znapschatz]

Here's a good one:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NRS-2

Not only for biking. Don't leave home without it. :tickled_pink:

 

[David Sanborn]

Not only for biking. Don't leave home without it. :tickled_pink:

That's true

This knife is up for winning some EDC award

Just take a closer look at this bad boy: sheath has a built-in wire-cutter so you can infiltrate all those top-secret military bases when you're out biking, the knife itself can be used to slice all that food you can ever eat and open all those cans and stuff....

And when you're out biking and some a-hole bothers you, saying that you should get off the road because cars are driving there.....Well, you just point that handle right at him and press that cute little button......

Seriously, that's a great EDC knife!

 

[Reductivist]

What do you guys think of this tool I designed? Would love to hear your feedback. http://kck.st/190IB0Y

 

[Alnamvet68]

I bought this Crank Bros multi-tool with chain breaker a few years back.....

 

[pinnah]

Zombie thread.

 

[muphasta]

Dumb question time: Are bike parts/tools the same in the U.S. and Europe? Or are they sized in inches vs. metric? The reason I ask is I'm wondering is the bike tool I have in storage back in Florida would serve me well here in Europe. Many thanks in advance, guys.

Most bikes use metric. There are some companies that do use SAE (that is the US measurement right?) Regardless, unless you've got higher end parts from specific US companies, you should be good w/all metric tools. Double check before you go, but you "should" be ok.