Question re: Kizer pivot screw

[SwissArmyTenor]

Not seen a pivot screw like this before (I'm not the most well-read on this subject, either). Before considering a purchase would like to know more about it - are bits available, easy to find, etc... This area on the opposite side is flat, no place for a bit of any kind. Hope I'm not missing something obvious. Suppose I could improvise with a very thin piece of metal that could reach opposing slots Any assist would be appreciated. Here's a pic of the pivot screw:

 

[Mk-211]

Look up spanner wrenches, specifically spoke type, for that application.

 

[SwissArmyTenor]

Interesting! If that's what it is, things operate quite differently than I guessed. Learn something new every day, thanks!

 

[SwissArmyTenor]

For anyone curious, I'd also sent a message to Kizer, hoping they would reply, and they did. The necessary bit is a Torx Plus 5IP bit (aka, a 5-point Security Torx Plus).

 

[Mk-211]

So, like this?

 

[Medieval Peasant]

You can simply use a flathead. I’ve had a Kizer with this same pivot.

 

[SwissArmyTenor]

Many thanks to all. I did later note Kizer recommended a 5-pointed bit in a screw with 6 slots, haha. Also, I think a size 5 is too small for the pivot screw - to my eyeballs, anyway. But I'm on the right track. Thanks, everyone.