This 18-piece bike workshop tool set includes a Zyklop Mini bit ratchet, a bitholding screwdriver, and 89 mm and 25 mm bits for hex, TORX, and Phillips screws. It features a chain riveter and fastener with an exchangeable rivet pin for opening and closing single-speed to 12-speed chains, and a chain lock tool for easy handling of chain locks.
Includes Wera Zyklop Mini 1 bit ratchet, 816 R bitholding screwdriver, one chain riveter, one chain fastener, spare parts set chain
riveter pin, one chain lock tool, 10 bits with 89 mm length, 2 bits with 25 mm length
Includes chain riveter and chain fastener with exchangeable rivet pin for opening and closing bicycle chains. Suitable for singlespeed chains, up to 12-speed
Quick-release bike chain tool for opening and closing chains with a chain lock
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