Misslemo Bike Repair Tool, 16 in 1 Multi-Function Bicycle Mechanic Repair Tool

I am disabled and it is hard for me to stand OR to sit. But the angle of being on a bicycle does not hurt and lets me get some exercise. I needed a compact tool like this since I might be out riding around when nobody is around to give me a hand. I used to be a fairly avid bicycle rider 15 – 20 years ago and I have the knowledge of how to take the tire off, change the tube and make other adjustments. Because of my back I am a little bit unstable and I actually ride a tricycle. I can ride down to the store, to the doctor's office, and other places that are not too far from my home. The bike repair tool is very compact, and what was important for me is that it is a lot of tools in a compact and light format. I have given it five stars and would recommend it to anyone who needs a compact bike tool.

Now I haven't used this in an emergency, but I'm willing to bet that it would work. The material of the tool is great; its made form very sturdy but clean metal. Ive used this to tighten several components of my bike here and there and it works as it should. This tool did meet my expectations. However, there are some minor negatives. It is pretty difficult when reaching into tight spaces. This is because using one tool pretty much brings all the other tools with it, since they are all together. Other than that, I'd have to say that this product is good for the bike. I carry this every time i ride my bike, just in case.

I bought this kit as a cheaper alternative for my 5-day 320 mile bike ride from DC to Pittsburgh. I had the advantage of testing it out on the first day because I had a flat. The glueless patch kits DO NOT stick well at all. Luckily, I decided to keep some super glue with me, so I used that as a quick fix because there was no bicycle shop for another 60 miles.I would recommend keeping an additional patch kit, and not use the ones provided in this kit.The tools feel a little flimsy, they may not take a lot of wait if you are trying to screw on/off something ridiculously tight, but for the price, it was more than sufficient to adjust breaks, seats.

Definitely great to have on hand while assembling a new bike and making adjustments on the road. It's light and compact enough that it's easy to carry around.The only downside is that the tools can rotate all the way around so they don't lock like a pocket knife and tend to move around while you're screwing/unscrewing things in awkward places where you can't use your finger to hold them in place.

I finally got around to using this to repair my back wheel's flat. However, I was unable to use the Bike Tool as it bent immediately upon attempting to loosen one of the nuts. The primary reason I purchased this item was so that in an emergency I could get myself back up and running in no time, however, that clearly wasn't the case. I'm just glad it was in my spare time that I decided to repair the flat. I can't comment on the quality of the other items included, besides the tools to help pry the tire from the rim, which proved to be quite handy (Excuse my lack of knowledge in regards to the technical terminology) and of course the bike tool. Eventually, when I do use the patch kit I'll update my review although as it stands this review is on the bike tool itself. I imagine the tool will be put to good use elsewhere, just not for tire removal!

Works well so far. The length of the allen wrenches is perfect for tight spots. The only complaint I have is that even the largest wrench is slightly too small for my wheel nuts. I'm riding an Aventon Mataro, so maybe it's because it's Italian, or maybe my wheels are not typically sized, though I do not know why either of those scenarios would be true.

At first I gave this five stars but I had to take one away. the patch kit is garbage and failed when I needed it most. the multitool is great though. just by some better patches to put in the extra pocket and throw out the ones it comes with.

I like that this is compact and has so many tools in it, but it is not durable enough to tighten a bolt. I used it to readjust my seat position. At first I didn't tighten it enough and after one ride the seat started moving, so I tightened it until it stayed, which bent the metal part of the housing for the tool. Not strong enough to be practical - and I'm not a strong guy. I've had cheap walmart tools that have never bent.