Online purchases: We are not responsible for the cost of returning items unless we sent you the wrong item or the item was damaged or faulty. We recommend using a recorded postal service. Goods must be in original undamaged packaging and packed to prevent damage during transit. The only problem I had was that my friends kept "borrowing" it.Parts, Accessories and Clothing can be returned within 30 days of purchase instore or online.īikes + Frames can be returned within 14 days if ordered online and within 30 days for manufacturer faulty/damaged goods. Well worth the $23 price tag in my opinion. Great little tool, and it's got a tire lever as well. If you've just gotta have something more compact, the PDW 3wrencho is about the smallest thing I've found that I could rely on to work well. Short versions are also available to save some space. They are also dirt cheap at any hardware store, 5 bucks should get ya sorted. I'd recommend carrying a more compact multi-tool (my favorites are the Crank Bros M19 or the Topeak Hexus II) alongside a more functional 15mm wrench.Ī box/combination wrench or compact adjustable are larger but provide enough leverage that you can count on them to always do the job. I never found it to be particularly useful, and the rest of the tool is bulky and includes a bunch of tools I didn't need. The 15mm on the Alien II is solidly built, but it offers nowhere near enough leverage to remove the wheel or tighten it properly.
Or just plain r/bicycling, which also has links to more subs. R/JustRidingAlong "Pictures and stories of some of the most egregious user-error and bad luck damage on bicycles." R/BikeMechanics Discussions among bike mechanics, professionals and advanced amateurs. Outlets for posts that don't belong here: R/Vintage_bicycles/ for pre-1986 bicycles. R/Bikebuilding for discussing and showing off bikes built up from a frame. R/wheelbuild and r/Framebuilding for construction of those components. R/bicycleengineering: bicycle technology from an engineering perspective. A comment with an overview and links to more information. Park Tools' Repair Help including illustrated text and video guides to service procedures.Ĭold Setting Steel Frames: adjusting the dropout spacing on a old frame to fit a more modern drivetrain. A comprehensive resource with answers to common and obscure questions, data tables, etc., including a glossary which also serves as an index. Stay on topic / No jokes, especially not false answers as jokes. Tag helpful commenters if you want them to receive a notification. Please use the weekly thread for post follow ups and acknowledgments. They should have the equipment and expertise to inspect it properly.
If it's carbon, a specialist repair shop may be required. Take it to your Local Bike Shop and ask them. We probably can't tell from a picture just what condition your bike is in.
#Bike multi tool with torque wrench cracked#
"Is this cracked / safe to ride?" - If you have to ask, don't ride it. If you just want to post a picture, this isn't the place for it. You can also consult our FAQ or the list of people willing to help locally. It really, really helps if you can provide pictures and/or video. Post your problems, and we will try to get your bike rolling again. It really helps if you can provide pictures and/or video.Ī community of cyclists - some with questions, some answers Post questions to get help. A forum for folks with questions about bicycle repair.
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