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Question: Does the plastic body bend when tightening larger nuts/bolts?
Document: The tools themselves seem quite sturdy, but the plastic body does not. There have been several times where i was tightening a bolt or something and i felt the plastic flex in my hand. It worries me -- i'm afraid it's going to break some day. I suppose using plastic keeps the tool lighter and cheaper, but it still bothers me a little.3. I don't like the little removable spanner thing, it's so tiny that i can't foresee it ever really being useful to anyone.
If you could remove all the tools that you will never need and reduce the weight and volume that may help but whats the point. If you need a wrench go buy a cresent wrench that will expand or reduce to fit all the nuts and bolts. Not impressed.
This little toolset is a life saver. Has everything on there I needed to take apart and re-assemble two bikes. Coupled with a pair of pliers and a small pedal wrench I had everything I needed for bike maintenance over a 3 week tour.Older bikes (I have a 70's Raleigh like this) will have all sorts of weird English sized nuts and bolts and this product will not have all the necessary tools for working on these.
This toolset is quality made and should last. I only have two minor complaints: the plastic body would be better if it was aluminum and opening the knife is not intuitive because it is locked in the closed position. Yeah it's kind-of heavy but that's the nature of steel. I suppose titanium would make it about 40% lighter but it would be more expensive.
This is a great tool for any bicyclist. I mainly do mountain biking and the Topeak Alien II is the perfect tool to use on and off the trail. I always keep mine in my backpack along with a spare tube and small pump. Its is very compact yet very strong. Its great for tuning spokes and tightening screws and bolts. So far every tool I needed has been on this Multi-tool. Very happy with this purchase and glad I bought this instead of the Park Tools.
The lever that holds the two sides together is made out of cheap plastic. It broke within a week sitting in my bag. When they say "housed in a clever break-apart body" they mean it literally, although I think they are a bit confused on the word clever. Should read "cheap break-apart body". Bought it on Amazon.
To the point I have to give it up to the Topeak well put together tool.I put together and tuned two mountain bikes with this tool if you need a gadget that you can throw in the backpak or under your seat for field repairs or tune your bike this is it.Only thing i see Topeak making a change is with the body of the tool come on if your going to make a sturdy tool DON'T use plastic only reason i didnt give it 5 stars.
Tighten the hex bolts on one half of the tool with the opposing tool and vice versa.
Has everything one would normally need, but the body seems a little flimsy. Turning a tough bolt causes a serious twisting in the frame, which worries me. I'd rather have a little more weight and a reliable frame.
I ordered this with some trepidation about how big it may be but it is very compact and has most of the tools you would need to make repairs on the road. It is lightweight and has a sturdy construction. You are really able to torque in bolts due to the strength.
Answer: yes