Crankbrothers M5 Multi-Tool + Case

Crankbrothers M5 Multi-Tool + Case

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$15.86

  • TOOLS INCLUDED: Hex Wrenches #3, 4, 5, 6. Screwdrivers Philips #3
  • DESIGNED TO BE ERGONOMIC: Side grips provide a secure handhold even with gloves on
  • LIFETIME WARRANTY
  • COMPACT, SLIM-PROFILE AND LIGHTWEIGHT: 89mm length, 85g
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  1. ULesley –

    Snygg, hållbar, gedigen tillverkning. Men för få verktyg för att kunna göra något när det blir problem med cykeln. Köp antingen som komplement, eller välj ett multiverktyg med fler verktyg.

    ULesley –

  2. QuickerClicker –

    I would swap one of the less-used hex wrenches for a flat head screwdriver. Otherwise, this is perfect for a compact, sturdy bike tool.

    QuickerClicker –

  3. MW –

    Simple, compact, and reliable with robust hinges. Good for adjusting my seat and the machine screws of my panniers. I use it all the time to help novice riders who would otherwise destroy their knees by riding with their seats too low.

    MW –

  4. Jacob –

    I’ve tried a bunch of these from different brands and they are too big and awkward or too small and hard to hold. This one is perfectly sized, long enough for good torque, and I like the metal crosshatching for grip.

    Jacob –

  5. SD Cove –

    After I lost my last multi-tool I got to thinking that I don’t need or use most functions on larger multi-tools (at least not when riding). And the big bulky ones are just extra weight and space along the ride. I like to throw a multi-tool in my jersey pocket or bike bag for those random little mechanical issues / adjustments.

    I generally don’t use multi-tools for any bike maintenance at home, but in a pinch I feel I could do most anything on my bikes with this tool. Come to think of it I believe I could strip down and rebuild a bike with this little guy (okay, maybe not; no chain whip, cassette lockring tool, bottom bracket tool, pedal wrench, etc), but my point is that you don’t need a 19-function tool for most bike maintenance — especially out on the road.

    I feel the outer part (body?) of this tool is a bit much — far bigger and stronger than it needs to be. I think it’s the same pieces that Crank Brothers uses on larger multi-function tools and that they just throw more tools in the middle for those. I’d like to see this redesigned just for the 5-function so it doesn’t feel so disproportionate, but overall that’s just a minor gripe.

    SD Cove –

  6. VNO –

    works well, well constructed and light. No complaints so far!

    VNO –

  7. Stephen O’Sullivan –

    Lovely bit of gear, small, sturdy and none of the stuff you don’t need.

    Stephen O’Sullivan –

  8. enrico puecher –

    Il minimo indispensabile ma anche il minimo ingombro. Ottimo per me.

    enrico puecher –

  9. Ski_dive_fiend –

    Like that this is simple, light, smaller than most other tool sets. Price and quality is good too. Haven’t had to use it yet, but think it really fits the bill to carry on a mountain bike ride.

    Ski_dive_fiend –

  10. Jmi –

    Utile au fond de la sacoche

    Jmi –

  11. Meng Li –

    This is a nice little multi tool. It has all the frequently used functions and no more. So it is not bulky and fits into a hydration pack nicely. It is well made and also looks great

    Meng Li –

  12. Dan –

    Note, this will *not* solve every problem you can face on the road. And it’s certainly no good for at-home bike work. But it’s the best I’ve found for a very small, very lightweight on-the-bike emergency multitool. I carry this plus a way to change and inflate a tire, and over tens of thousands of miles I have never needed anything else except once when I broke a chain. Love it!

    Dan –

  13. Antoine L. –

    Largement suffisant pour dépanner mais comme les autres marques ça rouille au bout d’un moment

    Antoine L. –

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