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Park I-Beam Mini Tool

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Item # 713812

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This Park compact mini-tool has hex wrenches to adjust handlebar, stem, saddle, and seatpost.

Proven I-beam design gives tool structural rigidity
Features 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6mm hex wrenches, 8mm hex socket, and flathead screwdriver
Also includes Torx T25 wrench for disc brakes

Imported.

Item 713812

2006 Bicycling Magazine Editors Choice Award Winners

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Park I-Beam Mini Tool Customer Reviews

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Park I-Beam Mini Tool

4.8

(based on 4 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Lightweight (3)
Rugged (3)
Versatile (3)

Cons

Best Uses

Bring it with you (3)
Keep in the garage (3)
Mountain bikes (3)

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Mar

2008

(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Awesome!

By bikeman07

from Madtown, WI

About Me Avid Cyclist

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Pros

Good Grip
Lightweight
Rugged
Versatile
Very well made.

Cons

Best Uses

Bring it With You
City Bikes
Keep In the Garage
Mountain Bikes

Comments about Park I-Beam Mini Tool:

What a great little tool. This is the one tool I take with me every time I get on my bike.

Oct

2009

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

The Best Mini-Tool

By Chini563

from Hoffman Est., IL

About Me Avid Cyclist

See all my reviews

Pros

Good Grip
Lightweight
Rugged
Versatile

Cons

Best Uses

Bring it With You
Keep In the Garage
Road Bikes

Comments about Park I-Beam Mini Tool:

Tighten up or loosen everything on your bike..It fits snugly in my saddle bag ..Does not take up space a riding essential..

Aug

2011

5.0

Solid little multitool

By sonerick

from MA

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Comfortable grip
Compact
Rugged
Very solid feel

Cons

Not many see below

Best Uses

Mountain Bikes
Take it on every ride

Comments about Park I-Beam Mini Tool:

This tool has everything you need to make any adjustments or fixes on the trail EXCEPT a chain tool, so make sure you or someone brings one of those out with you too. That being said, I throw this tool in my pocket or bag on every ride I go on. You never know when your saddle or headset will loosen up, and this tool is perfect for the job.

The Park IB-2's design offers a comfortable grip and solid feel. Although an chain tool would make it the ultimate "everything I need, nothing I don't" multitool, I think it would take away from it's feel in your hand and it might make it feel awkward or bulky.

The IB-2 doesn't include a Phillips head, but I have been able to make due with the flat-head instead. All of the adjustment screws on my drivetrain are both Phillips and slotted, so not an issue for me.

I also have a Topeak Alien, and while that tool has everything you could ever need, it is big, heavy, and very uncomfortable to use when you're trying to torque something like a crank bolt (real tight). This tool has a much better feel in my hand and lets me get torque bolts without a problem.