Ten MTB Tools Henry & Doddy Can't Live Without | 10 Unusual Mountain Bike Workshop Tools

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  • @gedrot2486
    @gedrot2486 4 роки тому +6

    I'm with Henry on the mini ratchet, they are simply amazing.

  • @davidking3699
    @davidking3699 4 роки тому +13

    My favourite tool - had it for 25+ years - is a Snap-On ratcheting screwdriver with interchangeable bits

    • @edwardjednacz1641
      @edwardjednacz1641 4 роки тому +1

      David King - I too have a Snap-On ratcheting screwdriver with interchangeable bits and I love it! I’ve had it for a long, long time.

    • @broxy55
      @broxy55 4 роки тому

      Same same! I use it almost exclusively with a Würth Universal bit set. Haven't damaged or lost a single bit. Also a Wera 1/4 socket wrench set. Excellent sockets, great bits.

    • @tommybjork2674
      @tommybjork2674 4 роки тому

      I sure love my snap on ratcheting screwdriver with interchangeable bits, mine has a green handle and is 20 years old... Have another one that is made up out of two different ones, so it has a yellow handle with orange cap and bottom cap.

    • @jackcoleman8907
      @jackcoleman8907 4 роки тому

      This is a good shout tbh, my toolbox wouldn't be the same without it

  • @henryrouland6075
    @henryrouland6075 4 роки тому +14

    Yeah I can’t live without them

  • @robsodomy
    @robsodomy 4 роки тому +1

    Favourite tool: the best socket set you can afford. You will have them for life & if you get one with square driven hex/torx you don't need to buy a separate dedicated set of those to use with your torque wrenches either. Plus you will use them for loads of other things.
    Runner up: tool storage that works for your space. I've got a small chest with drawers, a peg board, milk crates for parts, small part organization trays, & shelving. These are all in my tiny little shop which also holds a bench, compressor, 8 bikes, camping gear, & more. It's a very small shop & I wouldn't be able to fit half as much if I weren't organized.

  • @vicsimmonds
    @vicsimmonds 4 роки тому +10

    If Calvin had given me a tool it would be my favourite. Really good show chaps 👍🏼

  • @MrUnl0rd
    @MrUnl0rd 4 роки тому +3

    Sealed Bearing extractors are pretty handy, so are bearing presses. Both do such a satisfying job.

  • @mattestabillo1207
    @mattestabillo1207 4 роки тому +2

    Birzman torque wrench!! My absolute favorite, the satisfaction you get when you know everything on the bike is torqued to spec.

  • @jakehopkinson2031
    @jakehopkinson2031 4 роки тому

    Missing you over on GMBN Henry! Hope all at GMBN Tech are healthy and safe, your families are too, and we can get back to normality soon. Much love!

  • @the_spanner_ch7mp
    @the_spanner_ch7mp 4 роки тому +1

    Great selection of tools Doddy and Henry
    I'm tempted to get a cable tie gun now Doddy as i use cable ties almost daily in my job 👍

  • @fanihermiani2450
    @fanihermiani2450 4 роки тому +3

    I have the exact same tire pressure gauge and it is awesome 🤙🏼🤙🏼

  • @rupedog
    @rupedog 4 роки тому

    Just learnt how useful the magnet is for bearing extraction!
    And rather than toe strap, mag rubberised twists are brilliant for so many things

  • @boydcombsakaGster
    @boydcombsakaGster 4 роки тому +1

    A dial caliper is one of my top tools.

  • @Gamebit450
    @Gamebit450 4 роки тому +1

    Metric T-Handle Ball End Hex Key Set from Harbor Freight. Use them ALL the time and have had ZERO issues with them. Such a cheap tool set and makes life WAY easier!!!

  • @briandp9535
    @briandp9535 4 роки тому

    Park Tool DT-5 brake mount facing tool has been a life saver in my workshop, especially when working on cheap bikes that might not be so refined from the factory.

  • @TheDennisRobb
    @TheDennisRobb 4 роки тому +20

    1:56 it’s called a sidewalk, check Sam Pilgrims videos on a “how to” 🤣

  • @sevenninthsfabmachine
    @sevenninthsfabmachine 3 роки тому

    One of my favorite tools is my Utica low-torque torque wrench, which is shaped like a screwdriver and uses 1/4-inch hex bits, to set small screws like on Fox forks. Because they’re steel fasteners in aluminum threaded holes, it’s easy to strip the aluminum. And Fox calls out super-low torque ratings like 8 in-lbs (0.9 Nm) so it’s a great tool to have.

  • @modulaeris7983
    @modulaeris7983 4 роки тому +1

    There are moments in this video where I would need to up the volume (Henry) and tone it down (Doddy). Love the video anyways. Gives an insight to the home mechanic side of maintaining our beloved bikes.

    • @SaKuLification
      @SaKuLification 4 роки тому

      Don't be so hard on them. I mean this can happen, they are only making videos for a couple of years now.

    • @modulaeris7983
      @modulaeris7983 4 роки тому

      @@SaKuLification Sorry about that, I didn't really mean it in a bad way...

    • @SaKuLification
      @SaKuLification 4 роки тому

      @@modulaeris7983 lol

  • @donotrobme9295
    @donotrobme9295 4 роки тому +1

    My favorite tool is working overtime at my job so I can afford to pay the bike mechanics. Win win. I tried the other way and it took the fun out of the hobby. Thx to our local mechanics!!!!

  • @cx4130
    @cx4130 4 роки тому

    My #favouritetools is the one and only Park Tool Bottom Bracket Bearing Press Tool (BBP-1.2). It makes the task of installing bearings to press fit bb's a pleasure AND a delight.

  • @jackcoleman8907
    @jackcoleman8907 4 роки тому

    Think I have to agree with you on those picks, I find myself reaching for one all the time on jobs I thought I'd never need one, the magnet on the end has saved me many times, other brands work just as well but I like to support park tool who provide us with such good quality tools

  • @s7ok3d54
    @s7ok3d54 4 роки тому +4

    my trusty leatherman , always by my side

  • @ddsgardening7437
    @ddsgardening7437 4 роки тому +1

    Another top show guys ,they just keep on coming, love it many thanks 🙏✌

  • @the-cyber-monkey
    @the-cyber-monkey 4 роки тому

    Game changer ever since I got a torque wrench, no more wondering if a bolt is tight enough.

  • @eamonlee159
    @eamonlee159 4 роки тому +4

    My favourite tool to tighten boredom is one and only
    GMBN

  • @eoinkenny3188
    @eoinkenny3188 4 роки тому

    Hands down it has to be my Allen key sockets for ratchet wrenchs. I got a Halfords advanced set so not the bleeding edge of quality but they are so much better than any set of Allen keys I have ever used. Perfect for extracting those stubborn screws without instantly rounding them out.

  • @19redmiata94
    @19redmiata94 4 роки тому

    I have a set of those knipex pliers and they are one of my favorite tools. I also have a pipe cutter for handle bars. I also have a good pair of flush cutters for zip ties, and that same pressure gauge which I use every ride. I also have a set of industry nine tools for servicing thier hubs that are super nice and have really nice annodizing.

  • @rupedog
    @rupedog 4 роки тому

    +1 for the pipe cutter!

  • @clarkhowe4532
    @clarkhowe4532 4 роки тому +6

    I use vice grips more than you'd expect 🔧

    • @asceticscorpio972
      @asceticscorpio972 4 роки тому +1

      Same haha. Brake bleeds/hose shortenings, during lower leg service, during an air can service, to free up a stuck pedal pin, pulling the end caps off of a thru axel hub, servicing a quick release hub, even trued a rotor with a vice grip and two small rectangles of sheet metal the list goes on and on . . . Having some type of soft or padded surface so as not to damage parts is key.

  • @doncrescas
    @doncrescas 4 роки тому +1

    I also use the mini knipex wrench for crimping cable ends! ftw

  • @MikeJones-vb1me
    @MikeJones-vb1me 4 роки тому

    Park makes those cable tensioning pliers that work great for tightening up zip ties too. The most versatile tool I’ve ever used in the trades is a painter’s 5-way. I keep one in my carpentry belt and use it all the time building houses.

  • @ltrtg13
    @ltrtg13 4 роки тому

    #favouritetools. My favourite tools are my torque wrench. The main reason was I fitted a dropper and wanted it to work properly. While out on my rides I carry a Topeak Morph pump. I have recently bought a Topeak booster floor pump to replace my Topeak Joe Blow 2. I've only used it seat tubeless tyres once. But I always use to blow up and check my tyres. As I already had a hose cutter. I bought a Jagwire Needle Driver to insert the ends in brake hoses. I like to use my Topeak shock pumps. I have recently bought the XL version to get the air into the rear shock easier.

  • @mattgies
    @mattgies 4 роки тому +1

    Those reaming tools are great, but they'll last longer if you only turn them clockwise. Back and forth can dull the blade of many cutting tools.

  • @mtbboy1993
    @mtbboy1993 4 роки тому

    10:41 neat tool for sure, but posssible without. I do it by holding it with a set of flat pliers of course done carefully to not injury my self or damage bike or mudguard. then I use flush cutter. but around the fork you have to be careful with using pliers so you don't scratch the stanchions, but I am careful, and am experienced.

  • @superelectro
    @superelectro 4 роки тому

    Hi is it just me or has doudy found his mojo in lockdown great content I love my side snips also for cables

  • @aljowen
    @aljowen 4 роки тому

    I have a Sealey socket adapter set, its nothing that special but they just feel so heavy, smooth, and nice in the hand that I love getting them out of their box.

  • @guyd4067
    @guyd4067 4 роки тому +1

    Murray, the mechanic at work, guards the ZP-5's with his life.

  • @sonnduro
    @sonnduro 4 роки тому +2

    park tools aws-1, 3 way 4-5-6 mm allen/hex, i'm surprised how often i use it

  • @travistweedle9674
    @travistweedle9674 4 роки тому +1

    My headlamp. I bought it for camping but it now stays in my bike tool box. It puts the light right where I need it while keeping my hands free to work.

  • @mtbboy1993
    @mtbboy1993 4 роки тому +1

    2:19 if done properly with a saw, it's a very fast job, and might be even faster than a pipe cutter. Maybe 10 seconds or less, I don't know. I haven't tried a pipe cutter, but you have to tighten it and rotate it, which takes time, but I cut through a steerer tube fast. but I am good with a saw, also lubing the area helps, to make less of a mess, and to make the saw move smoothly, and yes it actually makes a significant difference.
    Also you don't have to debur it, but I file it down with a smooth file. and it's done, but the cut is pretty clean.
    But use what ever works the best, for me I think a saw is nice.

  • @cassgil8448
    @cassgil8448 4 роки тому

    Hey guys, I was curious if you have, and if not, will do a basic tool box video for beginners. I'm looking to put one together and would love hints on the minimal tools to break down and reassemble a modern bike, I'll be sure to throw a pick in as the first tool. Thanks and keep the great vids coming

    • @rupedog
      @rupedog 4 роки тому +1

      Have a search, they did this last year

    • @gmbntech
      @gmbntech  4 роки тому +1

      Check this out! gmbn.tech/modular

    • @cassgil8448
      @cassgil8448 4 роки тому

      @@gmbntech thanks guys, really appreciate it.

    • @cassgil8448
      @cassgil8448 4 роки тому

      @@rupedog I was looking but the videos that kept coming came up were all tools to add to your collection and not a base line. But knowing they did one last year helps. Thanks

  • @dean_murray
    @dean_murray 4 роки тому

    Those knippex pliers wrench in a few sizes are the best. Especially good for tightly gripping soft metal nuts (alloy / brass) without marring them. You could easily use them instead of the ground down socket for the top cap on the fork.

  • @sacha2711
    @sacha2711 4 роки тому

    mini metric stainless steel ruler, for precisely measuring left vs right fork stanchion offset at the triple clamp & brake lever perch offset from handlebar ends.
    also a fine white or silver paint marker for marking locations &/or angles of brake perches, dropper lever, lock-on grips, handlebar rotation etc.

  • @dennispikephotography
    @dennispikephotography 4 роки тому +1

    I ordered that ratchet set before the video even ended. (Topeke Ratchet Rocket Lite for those that are curious)

    • @roonietunes7
      @roonietunes7 4 роки тому +1

      it's nice! wish i'd gotten the set with the torque bit, though.

    • @rupedog
      @rupedog 4 роки тому

      @@roonietunes7 defo need those...u can buy them separately tho

  • @charlie9ine
    @charlie9ine 4 роки тому

    I use dental tools as picks for so many things. I’ve had them for decades when my aunt cleaned dentist offices

  • @mattomann1093
    @mattomann1093 4 роки тому

    Mini ratchets are LIFESAVERS on Magura hydraulic rim brakes

  • @saviourofrockandroll
    @saviourofrockandroll 4 роки тому +1

    I have been a long-time lover of Effetto Mariposa tire sealant, and recently discovered they make some of the best torque wrenches available. Having tried many torque wrench brands over the years resulting in repeated disappointment, Effetto Mariposa makes the best out there for bike maintenance.

    • @cedhen1
      @cedhen1 4 роки тому

      Just got the gun metal one with the ratchet (anniversary one). Disappointed? It's nice to look at but it is so small, anything more than 6 nm you have to use way too much force as the tool is so small. I found a Wera 2.5 to 25nm with really good lenght so may give it a try. Which brands did you you try?
      Nice bicycle set there but can be bought separately:
      www.ffx.co.uk/tools/product/Wera-05004180001-4013288207685-16Pc-Bicycle-Torque-Set
      Thanks for your feedback..... :)

    • @saviourofrockandroll
      @saviourofrockandroll 4 роки тому

      @@cedhen1 I think we may have the same one. I have the Giustaforea II 2-16Nm Pro Anniversary and also the Giustaforea II 10-60 Nm Pro and have been very pleased with both. Before settling on this brand I tried Park Tool (surprisingly garbage), Husky, Tekton, and Capri. I have also used a friend's Snap-on, which is probably the best out there, but they are very expensive and hard to find without going through a distributor. Also my other reason for going with Effetto Mariposa is that the markers are all in Nm, which saves me time converting from Ft. Lbs. or In. Lbs, which is what I'd be doing with most other commercial brands.

  • @paradox963
    @paradox963 4 роки тому

    Knipex pliers, Toenail cutter to flush cut zip ties, but my favorite is a set of crimpers I have that are 40+ years old made in Germany and have a notch on them that is perfect for cable ends, crimps it tight around the cable so much so you can see the shape of the cable in the end cap.

  • @alanfrye2706
    @alanfrye2706 4 роки тому

    Im a pipefitter by trade the tool mentioned is a pipe reamer it cleans the burrs off the inside of the pipe. On cheap cutters they are just a triangular piece of steal. The one pictured is typically bought separately. Not expensive but worth the money. Also advise getting a quality pipe cutter, rigid is the golden standard, cheap cutters have a tendency to walk and thread the pipe instead of cutting it. When that happens its almost impossible to restart. Cutters will just follow the same groove. You get what you pay for.

  • @michaelgeyer7736
    @michaelgeyer7736 4 роки тому

    The Park Tool BT-2 CABLE STRETCHER works perfectly for pulling zip ties tight!

  • @jdwells7233
    @jdwells7233 4 роки тому

    Bring on the tech. Flock yes....

  • @asceticscorpio972
    @asceticscorpio972 4 роки тому

    I am a BIG fan of BIG rotors: 220mm floating rotors front and back. These massive stoppers require a brake caliper mount adapter, and of ALL the different brands I've tried NOT A SINGLE adapter gives me perfect alignment between my caliper pads and disc rotor. The park tools brake mount taping and facing tool is absolutely INVALUABLE for this job. Tool cost:$400+ PERFECT brake alignment: priceless ;)

  • @paulandrews7573
    @paulandrews7573 4 роки тому

    My favorite tool is a vintage TA adjustable spoke wrench. Way better on a stripped nipple than a vise-grip.

  • @steakhousejohn5990
    @steakhousejohn5990 4 роки тому

    Knipex makes great pliers and cutters in general.

  • @chrisbartett8696
    @chrisbartett8696 4 роки тому +2

    Henry: Here's a list of our favourite tools...
    My wife: You're my favourite tool...
    Me: ..... thanks?

  • @seancolwell3815
    @seancolwell3815 4 роки тому

    Rohloff Revolver, Enduro Outboard Bearing Press, Park Tool BTS-1. And my Dremel.

  • @stevolarry420stevenslozz3
    @stevolarry420stevenslozz3 4 роки тому

    I don’t have a particular favourite tool. Every single one in my Park PK3 box is awesome!
    Shame they don’t do a knipex style grips cos my ones stick out with the red handles amongst all the park gear!

  • @squishybiker
    @squishybiker 4 роки тому +1

    After spending years with chain whips, I got Park Tools Cassette Pliers - so much more control than a chain whip.

    • @Hockey-jk9kc
      @Hockey-jk9kc 4 роки тому +1

      Even better in my humble opinion is Pedro's Vise Whip. Once you lock the vise on the cassette, you don't have to worry about holding the jaws closed. Check them out if you want.
      pedros.com/products/tools/cassette-and-chain/vise-whip/

    • @thelongestnameinthecomment9677
      @thelongestnameinthecomment9677 4 роки тому

      @@Hockey-jk9kc they both do similar things, i should get something like that, the chain whip sucks😑

    • @Hockey-jk9kc
      @Hockey-jk9kc 4 роки тому

      @@thelongestnameinthecomment9677 yeah, they both do similar things, but I much prefer the vise whip.

    • @thelongestnameinthecomment9677
      @thelongestnameinthecomment9677 4 роки тому

      @@Hockey-jk9kc it looks cool

    • @Hockey-jk9kc
      @Hockey-jk9kc 4 роки тому

      @@thelongestnameinthecomment9677 Get one. You won't regret it.

  • @jefferywang6063
    @jefferywang6063 4 роки тому

    I cant live without hammer and flathead screw driver because that is my bottom bracket tool, freewheel tool, cassette tool, tire lever, cable cutter, crank puller, prybar, headset installation tool.

  • @cristobalmunoz9222
    @cristobalmunoz9222 4 роки тому

    So interesant the #GMBN of thes tools for MTB to #Moutainbiking a love tods thes in thes utils form's in #GMBNTech. Thanks guy's Doody and Henry thes secrets tools bike's.

  • @WARDANT1
    @WARDANT1 4 роки тому

    A pop riveter. If you ever need to add mud flaps to guards then combine the rivet with a suitably sized washer. Easy to use, but practice first.

  • @gaddmeister
    @gaddmeister 4 роки тому +1

    Oh I love my tools! It's why I shop at Aldi! 😂😂😂

  • @domt6802
    @domt6802 4 роки тому +3

    Mine would be quality cable cutters, no more frayed ends!

  • @curtisf.r6233
    @curtisf.r6233 4 роки тому

    Cool video guys thank you! ILearn alot 👍😎

    • @gmbntech
      @gmbntech  4 роки тому +1

      Thanks for watching!👍

    • @curtisf.r6233
      @curtisf.r6233 4 роки тому

      @@gmbntech its the least I can do.👍😆 The effort and hard work you guys put into these videos 'everyday' is amazing! I Appreciate every one!🙏

  • @leprechaunjax
    @leprechaunjax 4 роки тому +2

    TIL Doddys name is Andrew. Thanks Calvin

  • @charlie9ine
    @charlie9ine 4 роки тому

    The flush cutters ARE an essential tool

  • @mrexon
    @mrexon 4 роки тому

    My favorite tool is a 18” long 3/8” ratchet.... pops any thing loose.... in the automotive world we call that a Honda ratchet because they are needed to break drive tensioner loose and then aid in tension setting because you need all them 18” of reach... however on a bike, crank bolts can be a SOB if your using a normal small sized ratchet...

  • @Learning_disability
    @Learning_disability 4 роки тому

    Uhm I'm planning to put race face next r cranks with shimano xt chain ring cuz is it compatible? Or race face next r and race face chainring works with xt drivetrain?

  • @mtbboy1993
    @mtbboy1993 4 роки тому

    2:07 a thing to remember is you can't use a pipe cutter on carbon fiber steerer tube, cus it will compress it and damage it.

  • @seancolwell3815
    @seancolwell3815 4 роки тому

    Also the Unior cassette tool. Replaces a chain whip.

  • @MaQuGo119
    @MaQuGo119 4 роки тому +1

    Where can I get park Tool PK 4 in Mexicooooo? ( And a greencard)

  • @riderdiver1
    @riderdiver1 4 роки тому

    The zip tie tool at 9:50 Is the culprit of many a broken wire on Motorbikes. They may be good for a lot of jobs, but they clamp too tight to be anywhere near electrical wiring.

  • @digvijaysharma2111
    @digvijaysharma2111 4 роки тому

    my favourite tool is a bike workingstand

  • @MehYam2112
    @MehYam2112 4 роки тому

    I can't live without my quicklink pliers. Chains are the component I service most, being able to get the chain off and on in seconds is much better than futzing by hand or with needle nose pliers.
    They used to be easy to fasten and unfasten with fingers, but the newer 1x12 chains have tighter quick links imo

  • @jdwells7233
    @jdwells7233 4 роки тому

    Blinded by the light. Henry what's up

  • @evelasq1
    @evelasq1 4 роки тому

    My favorite tool is the Park Tools torque wrench since I could tighten the parts down with the right amount of torque without worrying about the parts coming out loose.

  • @A.D.D.O.C.D.T
    @A.D.D.O.C.D.T 4 роки тому +2

    Frame mounted comb for that fat Iceman haircut.💪🤙😂🔥

  • @guyd4067
    @guyd4067 4 роки тому

    Love a pipe cutter!

  • @Will762
    @Will762 4 роки тому

    Pro-tip for cutting cable ties completely flush without dropping ££ on Park Tool: nail clippers. They work beautifully

    • @rupedog
      @rupedog 4 роки тому

      But they aren't flush...or straight🤔
      Flush cutters, £1 in any cheapo shop, prob less than nail clippers!

  • @mat7671
    @mat7671 4 роки тому

    Park tool bottle opener gets most use in my tool kit 😜

  • @karlj1717
    @karlj1717 4 роки тому +5

    There is only one tool, that is the hammer 🔨 all other tools are inferior and tremble at the sight of it’s might 😂. I also like my torque wrench.

  • @a100267
    @a100267 4 роки тому

    Internal bearing pullers (such as the set from Specialized) are basically your only option for extracting recessed bearings which are not accessible from the opposite side and as such are worth their weight in gold. The RRP bearing press is a nice compliment to those for the reverse job. Hammer the bearing in? I don't think so.

    • @rupedog
      @rupedog 4 роки тому

      For free hub bearings u mean? Just heat the freehub up and they fall out!

    • @rupedog
      @rupedog 4 роки тому

      Rrp bearing drifts are great...didnt bother with the stupidly priced threaded rod and handles. Bolt and nut just as good

  • @boriscidvidal1469
    @boriscidvidal1469 4 роки тому

    I use the "4th hand tool" (the patk tool bt-2) almost exclusively as a zip tie tightener, works even better than for holding on to cables! 😅

    • @judechandler5102
      @judechandler5102 4 роки тому

      I thought it was 3rd hand. 4th implies you already have 3. Unless the park tool one is so much better it counts for 2, I guess I won't know till I try

  • @hikkks
    @hikkks 4 роки тому

    I LOVE my Effetto Mariposa Giustaforza 2-16 PRO torque wrench! :)

  • @robinburt5735
    @robinburt5735 4 роки тому +4

    I prefer to use toenail clippers instead of flush cut snips on cable-ties

  • @ProthoPectore
    @ProthoPectore 4 роки тому

    if i only can pick 1 tool?
    my Thomas & Betts WT 112M A, B, & C Sta-Kon Terminal cutters / crimpers.
    you can also use a lighter to melt the sharp ends down on zip ties.
    leave a little more length when ya cut it then slowly and carefully melt it down to the square clicker.

  • @marcelziokowski4383
    @marcelziokowski4383 4 роки тому

    For me it's just a medium ratchet wrench simple but the best

  • @rupedog
    @rupedog 4 роки тому

    Unfortunately I expect hbt1 no good for sram brakes as the barb screws in...unless it also rotates as it extends??

  • @ShalomBrother
    @ShalomBrother 4 роки тому +2

    I’d put money on that syntace cutter being made by rothenberger

  • @till_wck
    @till_wck 4 роки тому

    #favouritetool My two favourite tools are my little Knipex SuperKnips, its a small flushcutter wich is insane to use, so when you often cut cable ties, get one of these. My second favourite tools are my wera Hex+ hex keys

  • @Phlizz
    @Phlizz 4 роки тому

    Pipe cutter 👍👍👍😃

  • @mikedinnis9926
    @mikedinnis9926 4 роки тому +4

    I asked my dentist for some old picks and he was quite obliging. Great for cleaning out crud, removing seals, etc.

    • @A.D.D.O.C.D.T
      @A.D.D.O.C.D.T 4 роки тому +2

      As he printed your invoice and ordered his new XX1 goroupset haaa

  • @donotrobme9295
    @donotrobme9295 4 роки тому

    Nice Air compressor with pressure gauge stop for tubeless!!!!

    • @rupedog
      @rupedog 4 роки тому +1

      Yep...just got one...nice to have

    • @donotrobme9295
      @donotrobme9295 4 роки тому

      Rupert Wenn what did u end up getting and would u recommend it? Did u have others u were considering? Thx

  • @andrewince8824
    @andrewince8824 4 роки тому

    A tool I cannot work without is a tape-measure and calculator. I've encountered so many horror stories from guys who've bought a chainring or a "precut" cable or some other component only to find the bits they've forked out for don't fit or don't perform as expected.

  • @mattomann1093
    @mattomann1093 4 роки тому

    Favorite tool: 3-way hex wrenches because they are more useful for more bolts than any other tool :) #favoritetool

  • @alanfrye2706
    @alanfrye2706 4 роки тому

    #favoritetools heat gun heat shrink tubing. Cleans up the wires/tubes/cables to perfection

  • @marcio3255
    @marcio3255 4 роки тому +1

    Cable cutters

  • @ThinkyPain
    @ThinkyPain 4 роки тому

    Knipex FTW!

  • @melanieratliff752
    @melanieratliff752 4 роки тому

    #favouritetools
    another good tool for clipping cable ties: straight edged finger nail clippers

  • @jackdelaney446
    @jackdelaney446 Рік тому

    This will change your life.

  • @benjamind165
    @benjamind165 4 роки тому

    Does everyone use bike specific/bike marketed tools or do people use standard tool sets which are exactly the same except cheaper

    • @benjamind165
      @benjamind165 4 роки тому

      You can literally get Wera versions of tools for the same price as bike marketed tools, and you will not get any better quality than wera