Does this maintenance kit look worth the money?
unscarred
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I just came across a web store called Bamford Trading, and I was looking at the following tool kit and maintenance stand:
http://www.bamfordtrading.com/products/leisure-cycle-accessories/87942-comprehensive-bicycle-servicing-tool-kit.html
and
http://www.bamfordtrading.com/products/leisure-cycle-accessories/59304-draper-59304-bk-ws2-heavy-duty-bike-workstand---delivery-included.html
What does the hivemind think, worth a pop or is it just going to be cheap rubbish?
Has anyone used these guys before?
http://www.bamfordtrading.com/products/leisure-cycle-accessories/87942-comprehensive-bicycle-servicing-tool-kit.html
and
http://www.bamfordtrading.com/products/leisure-cycle-accessories/59304-draper-59304-bk-ws2-heavy-duty-bike-workstand---delivery-included.html
What does the hivemind think, worth a pop or is it just going to be cheap rubbish?
Has anyone used these guys before?
FCN 6 in the week on the shiny new single speed.
FCN 3 at the weekend - struggling to do it justice!
FCN 3 at the weekend - struggling to do it justice!
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Draper stuff varies. Looks like you've got all the bits and pieces in that tool kit though.
Workstand looks cheap, but on the other hand it is cheap...- - - - - - - - - -
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Decathlon sells something similar (tool kit) for £250
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that tool kit is exactly the same as the one i bought in lidl for 20 quid and the workstand is just aprop that hooks under the chainstay and is about 18 inches hish
its no use if you want to work on your bike but the toolkit would be ok if cheap enough0 -
Thanks guys, Decathlon it is.FCN 6 in the week on the shiny new single speed.
FCN 3 at the weekend - struggling to do it justice!0 -
As far as tools go, there're loads of very similar - if not identical - kits around for £20-£45. Another option is to spend a little more and buy your bike-specific stuff like BB tools, chain whips/splitters etc from a brand like Ice Toolz, and then for your core day-to-day stuff like allen-keys and spanners, go the Halfords 'Professional' route.
Mot Halfwits stores may not be able to build a bike to save their lives, but their pro tool range is good quality and surprisingly affordable.0