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Ever wondered what tools pro mechanics take to a race? Find out with former Highroad team mechanic Greg O’Keeffe. The same tools that Greg uses to keep the pro’s bikes working great are the tools that most riders need in their home shop. Get a complete list in this short video.
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Don’t skimp on a repair stand. I went the DIY route, then the cheap Sette stand, and now I have a Feedback Ultimate. I should have bought a nice repair stand from the beginning. Nice video!
The last tool is the most important.
“…and last but not least…a bottle opener.”
I literally LOL’ed!
Adding the bottle opener at the end? Pro tip…especially when you need to relax a bit after you can’t get your rear derailleur adjusted properly. 😛
Uhh, how do they plan to remove the cassette without the a wrench t for the lockring tool?
Every tool basically is a tool opener.. I have opened a beer bottle with a credit card. So yeah. But I get your point.
Pedal Wrench? Is it 1990?
You definitely need a bottle opener. The most important tool…
thats is true, and a lots of patience
Serious? the bottle opener is for a bottle of beer?
Love a clear vid with straight forward message and super clean audio edit. Great bicycle tool tips to boot!