Unfortunately, this deal has expired 27 August 2023.
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Posted 28 July 2023
LifeLine Pro 18-In-1 Bike Multi Tool
£3.49 ·
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kin88
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The LifeLine 18-In-1 Multi-Tool with CO2 Inflator is a versatile, essential piece of kit to keep you rolling. Stash it away in your saddlebag and be reassured that your on ride maintenance needs are taken care o
Product description:
Have versatility at your fingertips with the 18-In-1 Multi-Tool with CO2 Inflator. The perfect all-rounder, this essential piece of kit keeps your ride stress-free and allows for an immediate fix should something go wrong. With maintenance taken care of, focus all of your energy on the path ahead.
The LifeLine 18 in 1 Multi-Tool with Co2 Inflator features the following tools:
Chain Tool with Retaining Hooks to secure the chain as you split or repair it
Press- on Co2 Inflator, compatible with presta and schrader valves
2/4/5/6/8MM Hex Keys
Phillips and Flat head screwdrivers
Torx T25 and T30 Tools
10MM Open Wrench
3.23/ 3.33/ 3.45/ 3.96 Spoke Wrenches
Mavic® compatible Spoke Wrench
Product description:
Have versatility at your fingertips with the 18-In-1 Multi-Tool with CO2 Inflator. The perfect all-rounder, this essential piece of kit keeps your ride stress-free and allows for an immediate fix should something go wrong. With maintenance taken care of, focus all of your energy on the path ahead.
The LifeLine 18 in 1 Multi-Tool with Co2 Inflator features the following tools:
Chain Tool with Retaining Hooks to secure the chain as you split or repair it
Press- on Co2 Inflator, compatible with presta and schrader valves
2/4/5/6/8MM Hex Keys
Phillips and Flat head screwdrivers
Torx T25 and T30 Tools
10MM Open Wrench
3.23/ 3.33/ 3.45/ 3.96 Spoke Wrenches
Mavic® compatible Spoke Wrench
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Edited by kin88, 28 July 2023
10 Comments
sorted byHowever the allen keys look absolutely tiny, and the reviews seem to confirm that they are really hard to use (no leverage, difficult to get in tight spaces etc.). I also wonder about the Co2 head for the same reason - fantastic having it all in one tiny tool but pointless if you can't use it.