Bikehand Bike Bicycle Repair Tool Kit with Torque Wrench - Quality Tools Kit Set for Mountain Bike Road Bike Maintenance in a Neat Storage Case

Great value - lots of bike-specific tools all packed tightly into a convenient carrying case. So far the quality is solid for someone like myself - working on my own bike and helping friends with their stuff - but not running a full-blown bike shop. I can’t say I’d expect this stuff to last as long as Park Tool, but realistically this probably costs a quarter of what the equivalent Park Tool setup would.Downside so far is that since it’s packed as tightly as it is, you have to remove tools to access a lot of the tools. It’s not ideal for efficiency but it’s extremely compact. Cable/housing cutter is probably my least favorite tool, if I were to buy one nice (and redundant) tool to compliment the set, it’d be a higher end cable cutter.Torque wrench feels good so far. It’s certainly not the highest end TW but it’s been similar in accuracy to other TW’s I’ve been able to baseline it against. I don’t expect it would last forever in a shop environment but for my purposes I expect it to last me a good while (I always make sure to reset torque setting to zero before putting it away after each use).If a significant amount of the tools in this set are not already in your possession and you’re looking to build your bike-specific tool set without spending a ton, this would be my recommendation.

I only come back to write reviews about products which I believe are deserving of it. And after using the Bikehand Repair Tool Kit, I can honestly say that I'm more impressed than I ever thought I would be. Every single tool I've used has caused me to be blown away by the quality. And to think I only paid $170 for it makes it even better. If I would've spent $170 with Park Tools, then I'd be short at least 1/2, but up to 2/3 of this kit. I can't believe they managed to include all the tools they did into a kit like this, and still have it retain the quality it does; and that is to include the case as well.And, while I'm on it, it'd be a mistake to leave out the case quality, because every tool I've taken out has snapped back into place each and every time. Cases are underrated, but Bikehand nailed the quality and didn't undercut a major - but often underrated - component in which they easily could have done.Overall - and in summation - I can confidently say, that that is what this kit indeed delivers... confidence. Because every time you whip it out, you can rest assured that: A. You will most likely have the tool needed for the job, B. The tool you pick up will be quality, and, C. When you place that tool back into the case it will snap back in and stay put until it's needed the next time.Do yourself a favor and stop researching for hours like I did. Buy this kit. And no, for the record, I was in no way bought off or reimbursed anything of any value for this review. It is my firsthand, unbiased, and honest review.

Has nearly everything you will need for bike maintenance with tools that are good quality. I think there is great value for the quality of tools received. Outside of the screwdriver and brush, none of the material feels cheap. The kit will probably pay for itself within half a year maintaining a few bikes that won't need to go into the shop to fix a creaky bottom bracket or needs screws tightened to a specific torque. Great solution for somebody who doesn't already have a hodge-podge of tools!

I broke my carbon frame. I needed to strip all the parts off of the broken one and put them on the new frame. I have a lot of tools but I also used a lot from this kit. I purchased this to travel with. It was very useful in the building of my new frame. It has a lot of single use tools that would be a pain to source individually but necessary to build a bike. Most of the tools worked well. The one that didn't was the chain ring removal tool. I had to take the cranks to my LBS and have them remove the old chain ring and install the new one. I was very happy I had this tool kit to help with my bike build. If I travel with this kit I should be able to repair almost anything from the bed of my truck. You can't do hydraulic brakes with this kit and you need a rubber mallet to remove the bottom bracket with the tool from the kit. The picture are the new frame and the build.

Really like this kit! Lots of tools to do just about any work you need on your bike. The finish on the wrenches looks to be good quality. I will update after using for some time. The torque wrench is what drove me to keep this kit. I like how everything fits into the toolbox but, I think I will end up gwt th ing a separate tool box for these anyway. The chain scrubber is flimsier than expected. Would definitely recommend this to anyone who is interested in performing their own bike maintenance, repair, etc.

Exactly what I needed. All encompassing bike tool kit with the basics + some extras. Well crafted and the torque wrench works like a charm. Again its not Park or other even more extremely expensive bike tools but these will MORE than needed for my trek mountian bike with full suspension, XT brakes etc etc.

I moved across the country and needed to replace my bike tools. I was excited by this set as it comes with most of what I had accumulated over the past 5 years. Notable exclusions include an adjustable wrench and needle nose pliers. No big deal.My gripe with this kit primarily enters with the cable cutters. I had a set from park tool, and this felt like a steep drop in quality. The spring falls out of one side if it opens too wide, and it doesn't open very wide. Replacing shift cables is a common task for me, so this was a miss.The other item that fell short of my expectations was the press fit bottom bracket remover. Again, I previously had one from park tool. The one here seems to be coated in grease, possibly in an aim to prevent rust, but I missed the smooth, clean metal of my old one. This may not be relevant for everyone as there are other bottom bracket types.Overall, I plan to return this set. It could get the job done, but I'd prefer to have tools more pleasant to work with.